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1820 TO 1900.
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EDMUND WILSON, F.S.A.
LEEDS, 1906.
fWtVARD UNIVWSnt
QI^U^XE KfiiOOL OF 6OUCAH0*
INTRODUCTION..
TT is not my intention to write a History of the Free Grammar
School at Leeds. Such a work would be most interesting, and
a veiry valuable contribution to the history of the city ; and it should
Thu i0 not be very useful to those who undertake the office of
a History of
the School. Governors, and therefore good for the School.
Leeds has existed as a centre of population certainly since the
Norman Conquest, We learn 'from Domesday Book that at the end
Antiquity off ^^ ^^^ eleventh century it had a church, a priest, and
*-*^'* a mill; the last was most likely a water cornmill, on
the site of the King's Mills; and the first-named probably an
unpretending building on the site of the fine old church which
was pulled down about seventy years ago to make way for the
present Parish Church. The number of inhabitants of various ranks
is also stated in Domesday Book; and, though the population was
then small, it had so far increased in the next hundred years that
No school in the reign of King John the lord of the manor
before sixteenth , ° f. , ,
century. granted a charter to his tenants; but we have to wait
until the middle of the sixteenth century for any mention of a school.
It is probable that — next to the church — the Grammar School is the
oldest institution in the city, which now contains the dwellings of
nearly half a million people.
The Thoresby Society has reproduced {Miscellanea^ vol. ix, p. i)
a very interesting plan of Leeds made in the second year of the
No history off reign of Queen Elizabeth ; but I am not aware of any
1715. history of the place prior to Ralph Thoresby's Ducaius^
published in 17 15, of which a second edition by Whitaker appeared
in 1816.
The writer of a history of the School should have (which I have
not) access to whatever documents the Governors still possess; I
School historian hoped until lately that the work which I am unable
to records. to undertake would shortly occupy an abler pen than
mine, and would lead to the discovery of documents relating to the
School which are not now known to exist.
vi INTRODUCTION.
I should state very clearly that it has not been my object simply
to compile a list of those pupils who have gained University
This is not distinctions. It has been a pleasure to me to record
oiTJnTverSty ^^® successes of former pupils in any walk of life ; and
disUnctiont. ij ij^s been my privilege to be useful in that respect.
I have on my shelves a number of books of reference, University
Calendars, Clergy Lists, Army Lists, and so forth ; and, when
I assisted In Dr. Henderson was Head Master, I had the pleasure
{)re|Mirin? such a . , , . , . ,. ^ . .
1st 95 years affo. of helpmg him to prepare a Itst of university and
other successes, which was afterwards printed, and I am glad to say
that I possess a copy of this pamphlet, sent to me in 1881, "With
kind regards and many thanks. W. G. H."
I should here mention that some years before 1881 there was a
proposal to transfer to the School some ;^7oo a year belonging to
The Poor's ^^® P^^^ under a trust, subject to the^ control of the
Estate scheme. Grammar School Trustees, which attracted my atten-
tion. This transfer was legally effected under an Act of Parliament,
which required that provision should be made for girls. I worked
hard, with the able assistance of the late Sir John Barran, to secure
obedience to the law, but it is only quite recently that justice has
been done to the girls. May they long enjoy in the fine building on
Headingley Hill the benefits to which they are by law entitled, but
which were so long denied to them !
I have been asked if I have found many Lord Chancellors and
Archbishops of Canterbury amongst the pupils. It has not been
The object should Surprising to me that I have had to reply that 1
not be to turn out , r j /- t j 1 > 1 1
a few great men. have found none ; for I do not think that the
School should be judged by the number of high dignitaries to be
found amongst its former pupils.
I should make it clear that my object has not been to issue
a second edition of a work published some years ago, and called
This has no "The Register of the Leeds Grammar School." I was
connection with .,,. • 1 • 1 -i • /. , , .^ .
a former work. Willing to help in the compilation of that work if it
had been possible; but it is due to myself that I should make it
clear that I am not in any sense responsible for that book.
Errors In The original Register is in a very unsatisfactory state :
original j ui • .u • • 1 ■ j j •
Reirister. and, while every error in the original is reproduced in
the former print, very many additional errors appear there. In the
original the dates of leaving are given in many cases, but these are
omitted from the print, as well as the parents' occupations. This is
an important point, for many pupils' names appear in the list who
INTRODUCTION. Vll
were at the School a short time only, having been removed to
other Schools. I got the following message from one: "There a
fortnight, and got the mumps."
The plan adopted by successive Head Masters appears to have
been to enter in the admission book the pupil's name (with or without
How the Register ^*s age), and then to add the name of his parent or
wag kept. guardian ; there being generally nothing to show
whether the second name was that of the parent or guardian.
The plan adopted in the former print appears to have been to
insert "son of" where the surname of the two persons is the
same, and "ward of" where it is not. It may be thought that
that is a small matter, because no doubt in the great majority of
cases, the second name was that of the father of the pupil ; but in
one or two cases, the second name was that of an elder brother,
and there are two cases where it is that of a female, and the
omission of the word "spinster" and the insertion of the words
"son of" has cast a slur up>on innocent people, and has shown how
undesirable it is that people should undertake work without having
the necessary qualifications for performing it properly.
I will give an illustration of these new errors in the print. In
1820 there were at the School two brothers of the name of Sikes,
Additional who came from Suffolk. Their names are correctly
former print, entered in the original, but in the print one of them
is called Sikes and the other Dikes. This is not owing to any bad
writing in the original Register ; for, although writing was not one of
the arts taught at the School in 1820, it was one in which the early
Head Masters showed considerable proficiency.
As an instance of error in the original Admission Book, I may
mention two consecutive entries of boys named respectively Hewetson
and Becker. The names of the parents are entered in the Register,
but it is there stated that Becker's parent was named Hewetson and
Hewetson's parent named Becker.
I was therefore obliged to have an exact copy of the original
Register made with the pen; and I have printed in large type
1 iiave tiierefore ^^^^^^V ^^^^ ^^ written in the original Register, and
i>een obiiged to have added in a smaller type such corrections and
copy tlie wlioie '' '^
Register. annotations as I have been able to make.
I have not undertaken this work for my own amusement. It
would not have occurred to me to mention this if it had not been
that a well-known former pupil of the School told me that what I
was doing would no doubt be interesting to some people, but could
Vlll INTRODUCTION.
have little real value. No one who has any idea of the labour which
this work has entailed, extending over several years and involving the
writing of hundreds, if not , thousands, of letters, would ever dream of
thinking that anyone could undertake such work for amusement.
Let me now say that my object has been simply the good
of the School. It is a Leeds School; and it is right that every
My object inhabitant of Leeds should have the means of ascer-
the School, taining, as far as possible, how it has been managed,
and whether what has been done in recent years has been what
would have had the approval of the grand old founder of the
institution. It is more than half a century since my direct con-
nection with the School ceased, and I am glad to say I have never
had anything to do with its management. But I hope to show that
what I am doing may be of the utmost value, if indeed it be true of
schools as of fruit trees, that by their fruits ye shall know them.
I attach great importance to publicity. Let everything be open
to the light of day. If this is not attended to, it is certain that
sooner or later rust and moth will corrupt if thieves do not break
through and steal.
Let us first consider the circumstances in which the School was
founded: and in order that these may be thoroughly understood,
Circumstances reference must be shortly made to matters which do
foundatun^of ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ight appear to be specially pertinent. The
the School. School was founded by William Sheffield, and we should
know who and what he was before we can properly understand the
provisions of his will.
From very early times the progress of Christianity has been
promoted by the generous gifts of the wealthy ; and it should not
Reii^ous cause surprise that the conditions accompanying these
foundations. gjfjg )^^^^ varied from time to time as the needs
of the people changed.
For some centuries the gifts devoted to religious purposes were
contributed by landowners, who gave estates for the foundation or
development of monasteries. In turbulent times these
Monasteries. .
mstitutions were useful in many ways, as they not only
fostered religion and provided homes for those who desired a quiet
life, where they could devote themselves to religious work, education,
literature, and philanthropy, but they provided for the accommodation
of travellers : when roads were few and bad, and there were few
hostelries, the hospitality of the monks was very much appreciated
by all who had to travel.
INTRODUCTION. IX
When the country became more settled, when the population
increased, and towns were formed, monasteries gave place to friaries ;
and later still, when the middle classes began to rise in
importance, we find fewer monasteries and friaries and
more chantries founded.
The foundation of a chantry was within the reach of a man of
moderate means. A chantry may be said to be an endowed altar;
that is to say, a certain income secured to a priest to
Chantries. , ,, / ^ . , r^i «-
perform religious offices at a certam altar. These oraces
included the saying of masses and prayers for the repose of the
souls of the founder and his kin and other persons; sometimes the
trust was extended so far as to include all Christian souls.
Chantry altars were sometimes in existing churches, and at other
times in chapels in remote parts, which we now call chapels-of-ease.
These were needed specially at a time when great importance was
attached to regular attendance at mass; and we have an instance in
Hoibcck Leeds of a chantry of this kind. What is now the Parish
Chantry. Church of Holbeck was originally a chantry in the parish
of Leeds, and the necessity for its foundation was that Holbeck
was "dystaunt from the sayd parysshe church {i.e. of Leeds) one
myle," and that there was ** one grete ryver betweene the sayd parysshe
churche and the chappell wherby they can by no meanes oftentymes
pase awey to the sayd churche."
The efficacy of prayer for the souls of the departed was recognised
in the seventh century; but we find that in England there is no evidence
Prayers for ^^ ^^^ foundation of a chantry before the Conquest ; and it
the dead. should not Surprise us that the practice of endowing such
altars increased when the growth of population caused increasing
demands to be made on the time of parish priests. A chantry could
not be founded without the consent of the incumbent of the parish in
which the chantry was situate, and in many cases the chantry priest
was required to assist in the ordinary services of the church, and
^*. ^ ^ ^ was indeed a curate, so that, whilst the founder of a
Chantry priests ' '
were curates. chantry was thinking only of benefit to himself and his
relations, the rector in giving his consent did not forget that he was
securing a stipend for a curate.
But in dealing with Leeds Grammar School we need refer only to
one chantry, that of St. Katherine in the Parish Church of Leeds,
St. Kather'tne's ^hich was founded by Thomas Clarell, a priest
Chantry. l)elonging to a wealthy South Yorkshire family, who
was appointed Vicar of Leeds in the year 1430.
X INTRODUCTION.
The duty of the priest of this chantry was to pray for the " soule
of King Edward iiij and Queene Elizabeth (wife of Edward IV), the
founder's soule and all christen soules," and to do divine service, as
appears by the foundation dated the ist of June, 1489.
We find that Thomas Clarell was appointed Vicar in the year
1430, so that at the date of the foundation of the chantry it may
well be supposed that he was in need of assistance in
vicar Clarell. , '^'^ ^ , . ..,.,. . ,
the management of his parish, which in 1500 contained
no less than 3,000 communicants.
Chantries were disestablished under Acts of Parliament passed in the
thirty-seventh year of Henry VIII and the first year of Edward VI ;
DUfloiution ^"^ w^ ^^^ indebted to Mr. William Page for infor-
of Chantries, mation as to the disestablishment of the chantries of
Yorkshire, of w^hich a most interesting account is pubhshed in
Vols, xci and xcii of the publications of the Surtees Society. I have
given the year of the foundation of the chantry as given by
Mr. Page, and he kindly tells me, in answer to a special application
which I made to him, that the year given above is correctly quoted
from the certificate ; but I venture to think that there is an error,
and that the chantry was founded in 1469. Owing to the way in
which the date is written (MCCCCIIII'^^IX) one stroke would make
the difference j and Mr. Page tells me that errors of this kind are by
no means uncommon.
I suggest the correction because 1469 was the year of Thomas
Clareirs death. He is buried in Leeds Parish (Church, and obviously
could not found a chantry after his death.
I refer specially to this chantry because we learn from Mr. Page's
copy of the certificate, given with a view to its dissolution, that at
the time of the dissolution " William Seffeld " was the
Wm. Sheffield. , • . /o . c- • . ^7 1 ^ x r,,
chantr)' priest. (Surtees Society, Vol. xcii, p. 216.) To
claim him as the founder of the Leeds Grammar School is no guess
of mine. Ralph Thoresby, in his Vicaria Leodiensis, published in the
year 1724, refers to the priests of Clarell's chantry in the following
words : —
" I find only the Names of two of the Incumbents (as Mr. Torr
stiles them in his valuable MS.), viz. Sir Thomas Gibson, Clerk,
8 July, 1489, and Sir William Sheffield, Clerk, and both placed
by Sir John Nevile of Liversedge, K*, the Trustee. By the way,
the later of them in Time seems the same Person with Sir William
Sheffield, Clerk, who was the happy Instrument, if not the Person
chiefly concerned, in the founding a Free-School at Leedes."
INTRODUCXrON. XI
I have referred to the Torre MS., which is in the office of the
chapter clerk at York; and, though I cannot explain the singular
^ words which Thoresby used, 1 have learned the interesting
fact that Sheffield was appointed Chantry Priest in 1500,
so that he had held office for half-a-century when he made his will.
I wish I could say more about Wm. Sheffield to whom Leeds
owes so much. I was specially anxious to give a copy of his will
^"'' of a copy, for which I am indebted to the courteous
clerk to the Governors. The copy from which my print is taken, is
one in use in the office of the clerk to the Governors, and is apparently
a copy of the probate. It was, however, made in the eighteenth
century : the handwriting is well known to every Yorkshire antiquary
as that of a laborious but not always accurate scribe. The will
appears to bear date the 6th of July, 1552, and is said to have been
proved at York on the 20th of May, 7 Edw. VI.
I have done my best to refer to the probate or the original
will, but my efforts have been unsuccessful. Having obtained the
efforts to find ^^^® ^^ probate from the clerk to the Trustees, I went
the will. tQ York and searched the register, and I have since
communicated with the custodian of the register, and have paid his
fee for an official search, which has resulted in the statement that the
will was not proved at York. I therefore do the best I can in the
matter, but I am bound to say that having regard to the fact that
the provisions of the will have been more than once the subject of
litigation, it is extraordinary that the probate is not now to be found.
I hoped that it would be found in the vestry at the Parish Church,
and have delayed the publication of this work pending the result
of a search there.
It is usual to say that the founder of the Grammar School was
Sir William Sheafield. I prefer to call him the Rev. Wm. Sheffield,
The Sheffield ^^^ ^^V ^^ ^V ^^^^^^^ should fall into the singular error
Family. which recently appeared in print, and call our benefactor
a person of knightly rank. I do not know if that is a true statement,
for I do not know what the words mean, but I protest against the
suggestion that he aped at being what he was not. He describes
himself in his will as "William Sheaffelde of Leedes in the Countie of
Yorke Gierke." *Sir' was a courtesy title given to priests, as every
reader of Shakespeare knows.
I would state if I could to what family he belonged, and when
he was born, but I cannot do so. There were many of the name
XU INTRODUCTION.
in Yorkshire and elsewhere. The earliest reference to the name
which I have found is in a list of persons assessed to the Poll Tax
in the reign of Richard II (published some years ago by the
Yorkshire Archaeological Society) — a most interesting document,
showing that in early times a person had really only one name ; and
even now at baptism the infant receives one name only. It may be
that that name consists of two or more words, but these words form
what we call the Christian name.* The surname is not mentioned
at baptism, and we learn, from the list to which I have referred,
that even as late as 1379, many people had one name only; and we
learn a good deal as to the origin of the other name, whether we
spell it j/>name or jwmame. The former spelling will properly apply
to those cases where the second name is inherited from the parent.
When it is properly a surname it refers to the place of birth or the
occupation or some personal peculiarity. Probably an ancestor of our
founder was christened William, and his friends, to distinguish him
from other Williams, called him Wilhelmus de Sheffield, to indicate
that he came from that place. By and by the" de" was dropped out,
and so we get the simple name of William Sheffield.
It may be that our founder was a person of what we call "good
family." The Sheffield named in the Poll Tax list above referred to
lived at Braithwell, in the neighbourhood of Doncaster, and as he was
assessed to the Poll Tax at the then large sum of 13J. 4^1, it is clear
that he must have been a person in good circumstances.
In the fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, we find several
of the name of Sheffield in the neighbourhood of Wakefield, Pontefract
and other parts of Yorkshire and elsewhere. One was Dean of York
in the sixteenth century, and at page 140 of the fourth volume of
the publications of the Thoresby Society we have a copy of the will
of Thomas Sheffield of Leeds, made in 1509.
Our founder's claim, however, to our respect, — and it is a strong
claim, — depends rather upon what he was than who he was ; and in this
respect we have nothing but his will to go by, and the fact that he
was the last priest of the chantry of St. Katharine, in Leeds Parish
Church.
In 1545 Will™* Sheflelde lived in Kyrkegait in Leeds; he was a
" Cap'"* " (Chaplain), and was assessed to a Lay Subsidy in respect of
lands of the value of jCSi Thomas Sheffelde, of Ledes, being at the
same time assessed in respect of goods of the same value.
William Sheffield's will is a most interesting document, and I
hope that a perusal of it will induce my readers, even the most
INTRODUCTION. XIU
Farther protestant of them, to speak of him with profound respect.
r cfereoce to
the wm. Let me briefly record the facts. He was a priest of
the unreformed Church of England ; and when he made his
will, he was occupying a position which had been abolished by
Act of Parliament. He himself was provided for by pension, but
he realised the fact that he would have no successor. By his
will he disposed of three things : his sdul he gave to God, in
accordance with the practice almost universal at that time; his body
he directs to be buried in front of the altar, where he had said mass
daily for fifty years ; and his property he gives to found, or rather to
endow, a Grammar School in Leeds.
In the case of some chantries, to teach boys was part of the
duty of the priest. In some cases under the Dissolution Acts the
Coanection Stipend was retained for the remuneration of a school-
ChMtfiM master. I do not find ih^t the priest of Clarell's
and Schools, chantry was bound to teach, but I venture to ask my
readers to assume that he did teach.
In this connection a very interesting and important point arises,
which can only be mentioned here, viz. how far the credit which is
given to Edw. VI and his time in relation to the revival of learning
is rightly so given.
It may be that Grammar Schools were endowed in the young
King's reign out of money derived from the chantries, but the
Universities were founded long before then : were they not indebted
for their pupils to the voluntary and unostentatious work of the
chantry priests?
It appears to me to be most unlikely that Sheffield should have
given all he had to this purpose, there being at the time no Grammar
Sheffield School in the place. It is more likely that in giving
was probably ,. ^^. , ' . ,. ^^ ,
also a Teacher, his property to this purpose, he was providmg for the
continuation of work which he had carried on for years. Mr. Page's
volumes above referred to, contain evidence that in many cases
chantry priests were required to teach boys; and I think it is not
too much to imagine that they did so in many cases where they
were not absolutely required to do it.
It should here be stated that though free education was con-
templated by Wm. Sheffield, it was not elementary education. This is
The Trust was ^ "^^^t important point, for some have asserted that
not Elementary t^cause his object was to provide education for those
Bdocation. ^]^q could not pay for it, he intended elementary
education; and it has even been stated that in the case of the
XIV INTRODUCTION.
Grammar School an endowment for providing elementary education
for the poor has been diverted from its original purpose. Sheffield
directed the rents of his estate to be applied "for findinge Sustentation
and Liveinge of one honest Substantial learned Man to be a Schoole
Maister," which clearly points to higher education.
This leads me to speak of another point, which I think should
not be overlooked in dealing with the history of any Grammar
Early Teachers School. There is no doubt that from the earliest times
were Priests. education was in the hands of the priests. Oxford and
Cambridge existed as Universities from a very early date : and
although they took undergraduates at a much earlier age than they
do now, those undergraduates must have been taught the elements
of Latin and Greek before they went to reside in Oxford or Cambridge.
This leads to the inference that William Sheffield's object in teaching
Latin and Greek to his pupils, was to enable them to go to
Oxford or Cambridge. *
I think it is clear that he intended the School to be for higher
education, for teaching such subjects as would enable the scholars to
The School was Proceed to Oxford or Cambridge. To say that the
ciaMicaf^ •■■ foundation was intended for the education of the poor.
Education. ^^d that it is now perverted so as to provide for the
sons of the rich, conveys a very erroneous impression. It is true
that William Sheffield designed to provide for those who were not
Domestic Chaplains able to pay for what they needed. Few then cared
taught the sons of ^ , . i i • 11
wealthy parents. for a classical education except priests and the
aristocracy, and no doubt the sons of the wealthy were taught by
the chaplains in their fathers' houses.
I venture to copy here the title-page of a book published in the
sixteenth century as pertinent in this connection:— "The Scholemaster
or plaine and perfite way of teachying children to understande write
& speake in Latin tong but specially purposed for the private
brynging up of youth in Gentlemen and Noble mens houses.
Commodious also for all such as haue forgot the Latin tong & would
by themselves and without a Scholemaster in short tyme & with
small paines recouer a sufficient habilite to understand write and speake
Latin. 4to. John Daye London 1570."
In every great house there would be a chaplain, one of whose
duties would be to teach the children. The great middle class did
not then exist, and many who had a taste for learning would be found
in the dwellings of the poor.
It may not suit the ideas of some of my readers to consider that
INTRODUCTION. XV
the Leeds Grammar School was founded for the purpose of making
Schools were priests, but I believe it to be the fact, and that is
mainly for ...
training Priesu. why I record it ; and on reflection I think it will not
appear that this fact is remarkable. A priest, at all events a priest
of high rank, must know Latin. It was the language in which
Why Latin many works were written in every country in Europe,
taoffht. g^j^^j ^ priest who did not know Latin could not make
himself master of the works of the Fathers. Latin was the Esperanto
of that time.
In the thirteenth and following centuries the sort of education
given at Grammar Schools and Universities was attractive to many
who could not afford to pay ; consequently we
Many who wanted ^,, , , ,,,, ,.,,
Hiirher Bdncation find that those who had wealth, and wished to
could not pay. • /. i • /. «i • ^ i <• «
benefit their fellow - creatures, provided for the
gratuitous education of those to whom a studious life was attractive.
Grammar Schools were spread throughout the country, where
suitable boys received an elementary classical education. In course
of time they proceeded to Oxford or Cambridge, where they qualified
for the priesthood or other literary work. It is said that the long
vacation at the Universities was arranged so as to enable the students
to return to their homes when required on the land, and not to
return to their seats of learning until the harvest was got in.
My idea is that our Grammar Schools and Universities formed a
complete system of education suited to the times, and that the main
arammar Schools object of both Schools and Universities was to qualify
•uppllod the n 7
Univoraities. young men for the priesthood. Let us see how far
the facts with regard to Oxford and Cambridge bear out this idea.
The figures which I am now going to give are not taken from
As to the recent University Calendars, for there have been so
Universities, many changes of late. I quote figures from the
Cambridge Calendar of 1825 and the Oxford Calendar of 1842.
To begin with the University of Oxford. The oldest College
(University) was founded in or before the year 1249; and omitting
those founded in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the most
recent foundation is that of Pembroke in 1624. Turning to Cambridge,
we find Peterhouse founded in 1253, and Sidney in 1598. In both
cases I purposely omit recent foundations.
We find a similar arrangement in each University. Each consists
of an aggregation of Colleges. Each College is an endowed institution,
Colleges for the income of which is divided between three classes
and SciioUrs. ' of persons, — a head or master, fellows and scholars.
XVI INTRODUCTION.
The head at Oxford has various titles. At Cambridge every head of
a College is a master, except at King's and Queen's, the heads of
which are called respectively provost and president.
I have examined the lists of fellows, and I find that in the year
1842 the nineteen Colleges in the University of Oxford, including
University, had 424 fellows, of whom 322 were in holy orders.
In the University of Cambridge, in 1825, the seventeen Colleges
had 376 fellows, of whom 257 were in orders.
I have given the number of fellows and the number of clerical
fellows from the Calendars I have mentioned, but this does not
Clerical accurately show the number who ultimately took orders,
Peiiowtf. fQ^ if y^2LS no uncommon thing for a young graduate to
receive a fellowship on condition that he took orders within a certain
number of years. If he failed to comply with this requirement, he
forfeited his fellowship. It is impossible to say to how many of
the non-clerical fellows this remark applies, but it is clear that it
does apply to some, for, in one of the Calendars to which I have
referred, a non-clerical fellow is included who was afterwards a
bishop — Dr. Connop Thirl wall. Even now many schoolmasters are
in orders. Some are obliged to be priests, and the practice of
making schoolmasters bishops has not been entirely discontinued.
I must now deal with the appointment and duties of Governors.
Until recently vacancies were filled by co-optation, in accordance
Appointment ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ founder, who directed that when
TYusto^s!^ *' ^^^ number of Trustees was reduced to four, " the sayde
Co-optation. four should elect chuse or Name other Twelve honest
Creditable and Substantiall Persons," so as to make up the number
to sixteen. Under a recent scheme of the Charity Commissioners
New Scheme. the Board now includes certain representative Governors,
TrosteM. ^* and we have the assurance of a former Head Master
that the Governors have "no politics, and are entirely outside the
influence of any party spirit." That is a gratifying reflection ; but may
we not in this connection refer to a tendency which undoubtedly
Tendency exists, especially in connection with ancient trusts, to
dutSS^^ ignore the duties, and to regard the appointment as an
honour or reward.
This remark applies specially to the appointment of justices of the
peace. There has been much correspondence in the press lately as
to their appointment. It has been claimed that the office should be
treated as a reward for political services, and it may certainly be said
that whatever considerations regulate the selection, fitness for the
discharge of the important duties of the office is never thought of.
INTRODUCTION. xvil
However, in this case we have the assurance of one of their
number 'that the Trustees are fully conscious of their responsibilities,
and most anxious to advance the welfare of the School.
The Trustees
and That also is a gratifying statement, for undoubtedly the
their duties. ^ . &/e> I , . ,./
duties are most important, though the due discharge
of them need not occupy a very great amount of time, and we
should feel certain that the Trustees will welcome this work as a
help to them in the discharge of their duties.
The first duty appears to be to ascertain and keep in view the kind
of school which you are required to keep. If the object of educating
To m Boys a boy be to fit him for the duties he will have to
for the work r , i i • i
of Ufe. perform when he becomes a man, we must bear those
duties in mind, for what is good education for one boy is bad for
A workman another. If education be supplying a workman with
must have , , , . i , , .
suitable tools, tools, we must take care to supply suitable tools ; it
is no use giving a watchmaker a set of joiner's tools.
When the School was founded, most, if not all, the pupil>
came from cottage homes, and we know why. In the succeeding
All Pupils from centuries pupils have continued to come from similar
w^t?cbus"cai homes, who did not want the kind of teaching given.
Education. Here 1 must be allowed to make a personal
explanation. It has been said that I object to boys coming from
cottage homes to the Grammar School. I object only when they
It is not whence 8^^ ^^ 8^°^ ^^^^ ^^^ School. It is not whence
wbJtiS-TheyV* ^^^y ^^^^ ^"^ whither they go that is material. *A
that is material, ji^^jg learning is a dangerous thing,' the poet tells us.
It is also a worthless thing in certain cases. Let the pupil's home
be where it will, but let him be studious and able to stay long
enough to learn to use the tools properly.
The duty of Surely, it is one of the duties of the Governors to
MSert"nitabie ^^^ *^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ possible their school places are filled
pupils. |3y those who can make proper use of the education
provided. In this connection an Annotated Register should be most
useful, and I fear that my work will show that in the nineteenth
century hundreds of boys have been at the School who have derived
no good from it.
In the following pages the occupation of the parent is generally
given, and I find the following amongst the first 400 names —
Occupation blacksmith, bricklayer, coachman, collier, cropper, dyer,
of parents. joiner, mariner, milkman, pauper, sawyer, shoemaker,
slubber, stonemason, servant. In most of the cases the career of the
pupil is not recorded, but of the pauper's son the register shows
XVIU
INTRODUCTION.
that he was eight years old when he went to the School, and was
removed by his father to a writing school when he had been there
three months.
I attach great importance to the selection of the pupils, so that
those who have the advantage of being instructed at the School may
Selection of ^ those who, as far as possible, are able to give a
Pupils. sufficient amount of time to make the instruction really
valuable. This is specially important now, when educational matters
are in such an unsettled state in Leeds. Higher Grade Board Schools
are called High Schools, though they are not high schools, and cannot
be made so by naming them high schools, and it should never be
forgotten that the Grammar School should provide a very diflFerent
education from that suitable to a Higher Grade School.
Whether the conditions under which the School has been managed
answer the requirements in this respect can best be gauged by the
Length of time length of time which the pupils stay at the School. I
at School. g^j^ sorry to say that in this, as in almost every other
case, I am unable to give any accurate information ; for though the
time of entry is given in almost every case, the time when the
pupil left School is given in some cases only. I have taken two
periods, and I give the following figures relating to them, for the
purpose of showing what has been the practice in this respect.
ime at School.
1837
1838
3 months
—
I
6
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6
7
I year
6
8
li
years
7
3
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I
—
2
4
4
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I
—
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I
I
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I
—
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3
I
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I
6
I
7
I
I
7i
I
8
—
I
8
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I
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—
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31
T
ime not stated ...
otal entries
10
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T
43
1 41
INTRODUCTION. xix
It is to be feared that many parents thought that they were
doing the best they could for their children by sending them to the
Grammar School, but took them away when they found that what
they were learning would not help them in after life. It is
unreasonable to expect the parents to know beforehand what the
Trustees did not think of importance.
Among the duties of a Governor of a Grammar School is
the selection of the Head Master, and in this connection I think
Selection there is in many cases much misconception. It is too
of Master. common to judge a schoolmaster by his university
degree, which I venture to assert is a very inadequate test. I am
the last to undervalue the possession of a good degree, but after
sboaid bo Judged all, it can only indicate what a man knows, whereas
by what he , _ ' .
^ " the value of a schoolmaster should be ascertained,
not by what he knows, but by what he can teachy which is a very
different thing.
I have been surprised in connection with this matter with the
little interest taken in the career of pupils after their school days are
Interest in over. I Certainly hoped that I should have received much
the pupils' . L 1 . . t T I 1^ ' ^ .
assistance m the work upon which I have been occupied for
so long. It is not enough for a schoolmaster to attend regularly and
punctually, and to leave when the clock strikes, and take no further
interest in the pupils or the work. Many schoolmasters are considered
to have done their duty if they sit in school from nine to four, and
like an organ-grinder turn the handle regularly, without caring whether
the pupils listen or not. This sort of schoolmaster is described
by Charles Dickens in his admirable account of the select academy
for young gentlemen kept by Dr. Blimber, where Mr. Feeder, B.A.,
is described as sitting in his desk with his Herodotus stop on. I
venture to assert without fear of contradiction that it is the duty of
the teacher to see that the pupil understands what is said, and not
to proceed to another point until the first point is mastered. If it
is not quite understood, let it be put in another way and twisted
round until it is understood. In this way lessons become interesting;
the pupil enjoys what he listens to because he understands it. He
takes an interest in his work, instead of shirking it, and the duration
of a half-hour's lesson appears to be ten minutes instead of an hour
and a half.
I will here mention two most important points, which were
certainly not understood at the Grammar School in the first half of
the nineteenth century.
XX INTRODUCTION.
"All men are not alike; alas! good neighbour," says Dogberry, and
it is equally true of boys; and yet many teachers act as if all were
Mode of alike, and thus the clever boy is praised and rewarded
teaching. f^j. ^oing what has taken little trouble, while the less
able are punished for not doing what they cannot do, though they
may try hard.
To this cause I attribute a circumstance which for some time
puzzled me — ^the different manner in which pupils speak of their
Clever boys school days in after life. I have a letter from the
and others widow of a pupil who, though of humble origin, had a
distinguished University career, who assures me that her husband
always spoke in the highest terms of the education he received at
the School ; while another former pupil, when asked if his sons were
at the Grammar School, answered with a sneer, " Why should I send
them there, I was there myself?"
I object also to the modes of punishment adopted — flogging and
impositions. It is obviously unfair and brutal to flog a boy for not
Punishments: doing correctly what he does not know how to do,
Caninsr. and yet it was no uncommon thing for a master to
fix a number of errors, any excess beyond which involved a caning.
And I cannot imagine how anyone can defend the imposition
system, under which a boy was punished by having to write out so
many hundred lines: such a punishment could do no
Impositions. ; , : ,. '^ , . . , .
good, and wfis certam to disgust the victim and ruin
his handwriting.
The Register ^^^' *^^ '^^^^ ^^V ^ word as to what appears to me
JuMiss^oiThe*** ^° ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ greatest use to be made of the work
teaching. which I have been doing.
If it be true that the object of education is to fit the pupil for
a career in life, one should be able to judge the merits of a school
by the success in life of its pupils ; therefore I have tried to record
what became of every pupil after he left the School.
The indifferent success which has attended my efforts has two
main causes. First, the fact that so many pupils cannot now be
Why I have traced — those especially for whom the education was
not been more . , , ^, , '' , , , , ,11.
successful. not suitable. These have probably dropped back into
the position from which they came, and been swallowed up in the
vastness of the population.
The second cause is one to which I cannot refer without
profound regret. In a very large number of cases I have not stated
the subsequent career of a pupil b^caqse it was not knqwn qr not
I^•TRODUCTIO^^ xxi
creditable. 1 cannot state how depressing this has been, and it has
forced me to the conclusion that there must have been something
wrong in the School.
In the book published in 1897, to which I have before referred,
it is stated that the number of pupils had declined, and an attempt
Some is made to account for this by the competition of the
explanations ^ ^
offered. Higher Grade Board School. I have heard similar
things said, and have been even told that the School was not
wanted. How anyone can hold such an opinion I
Competition. , ^ ' , , , ,..lii
cannot understand, seemg that the population is probably
a hundred times what it was in Sheffield's day. I have been told
that this School can never be a good school, because people in the
South of England will not send their sons to a smoky place like
Leeds.
There is an obvious answer to this, viz. that when the buildings
are enlarged to three times their present size, so as to accommodate
More boys want those needing such an education as the founder
IndMH wa'STto intended to give, and who can walk to it, it will be
the buUdiiig*'"" ^^"^^ enough then to consider whether it is worth
will hold. while trying to attract boys from Eton and Harrow.
Taking into account the people living outside the city, who can
come into the city by train, and whose sons must come to Leeds if
they require a Grammar School, it is not too much to say that the
School provides for a population of one million.
It is very disheartening to hear statements of this kind. If there
is anything which can be improved, may we not look to the
FaUe statements Trustees to do their best to effect the needed
should be . 111 1 . ,
checked. improvement, and to check statements which are
certainly disingenuous.
The facts with regard to the schools at Bradford, Manchester,
and Birmingham are sufficient to show that some other qause than
smoke must be found to account for the small number of pupils at
Leeds. Leeds has never been a boarding school, though at various
times a few boarders have attended ; and yet the
following pages show that in the nineteenth century
many pupils have come from a distance — from every part of Yorkshire,
from most counties in England, from Scotland and Ireland, the
Channel Islands, and even South America. The question of boarding
schools need not be considered here — some parents cannot afford to
make use of such — where there is a large po|)ulation there should be
day schools, and there is no reason why the education given at
Leeds should not be as good as at any school in England.
XXll INTRODUCTION.
It appears that in 1820 there were eighty-five boys in the School,
and we have the authority of the late Head Master for saying that
Eighty-live 2it the end of the century the number had not doubled,
boyg la 18J0. though the population had increased fivefold, whilst
the population who can reach Leeds by railway justifies us in saying
that the Leeds School serves a much larger population.
My list shows that about 4,300 boys entered the Upper Department
between 1820 and 1901, and the best classification I can make cf
their occupation in life is :is follows : —
Divinity ... ... ... ... 251
Destination ^^^ ^73
of Pupils. Medicine 208
Army and Navy . . 88
Other Professions 451
Business 661
Unknown 2,468
1 venture to think that William Sheffield did not contemplate such
a state of things when he entrusted the government of the School to
fourteen honest, creditable and substantial persons.
I have, as far as I could, separated the graduates of Oxford from
those of Cambridge. The figures are rather surprising. I find that
Oxford and between 1820 and 1849, while io pupils went to
Cambridffe. Oxford, 1 29 Went to Cambridge; between 1850 and
1879, the figures are Oxford 77, Cambridge 71; and from 1880 to
1900, Oxford 57, Cambridge 44.
I hope that I may mention among the duties requiring the
attention of the Trustees the keeping of a proper Register. It is
Proper Register ^" important, but not a difficult duty. The Register
should be kept, should show the full name of every pupil correctly
spelled, his age, or, better still, his birthday, and the date of entry:
the name, address and occupation of the father, with spaces for date
of leaving and destination. The pages should be ruled and printed,
to insure uniformity ; and if the sheets were loose at first, they could
be filled up and signed by the parents or guardians, and afterwards
bound. It would be well to distinguish each pupil by the year of
entry and a number; and on the other side of each sheet notes
might be made of important events, such as prizes, illnesses, etc.
This is not difficult work, but it requires accuracy; and may it
not be said that accuracy, or love of truth, should be inculcated? I
have noted several things in the School Magazine which
led me to think that sufficient attention has not been paid
INTRODUCTION. KXlll
to this matter in times past. I will name one only. On page 103 ol
volume xii the death is recorded of E. M. Phillips, while the Register
gives no evidence that there ever was a pupil of that name.
May I mention another matter which appears to me to merit the
early attention of the Governors? In 1896 a report on Leeds
Ancient Records was presented to the Corporation, from whicli
Records. ^^ learn that the Pious Uses Trustees then had a mass
of documents. It is not too much to hope that a thorough
examination of these would disclose many valuable documents —
perhaps some early Admission Books, if not the founder's will.
In these and other ways I hope that my work will be useful; if
it should even to a small extent tend to make the School more
useful in the future than it has been in the past, my labour will not
have been in vain.
It remains for me to thank those who have kindly helped me.
When I began the book I had no idea how much labour it would
involve. There are many omissions — many which the
reader will think that I might have supplied ; and I record
with regret that in scores of cases my request for information has
been ignored. I think in two cases only was it refused, but I have
reason to fear that in too many cases information was withheld
because there was nothing to be said which was not better left unsaid.
In these cases it is to be feared that the pupils have been supplied
with wrong tools, or not properly instructed in the use of them.
I return my cordial thanks to all who have helped me, and, as
they are numbered by hundreds, I trust they will accept my thanks in
general terms.
But I must specially mention a few whose help has been con-
spicuous, who have not merely supplied information asked for, but
have volunteered assistance again and again. Messrs. E. G. Arnold,
VV. Paley Baildon, Walter S. Blackburn, H. Delabere Bousfield,
Edw. Bissington, S. J. Chadwick, Rev. Edw. Cookson, Thos. Crampton,
The Right Rev. R. J. Crosthwaite, D.D., Col. Coghlan, Messrs. J. H.
Coghlan, Davis R. Glover, Thos. Harland, M. Storr Hodson, E. H.
Hepper, Robt Hudson, F. G. Jackson, F. M. Lupton, Edw. E. Lawson,
A. D. H. Leadman, C. T. Macaulay, H. G. Mackson, R. E. Mallett,
Lewis Motley, A. L. Reade, G. Herbert Rowe, W. J. Cooper Smith,
John Sturgeon, Wm. W. Sowry, Herbert W. Thompson, Chas. F. Tetley,
Arthur Towler, and Chas. T. Whitmell are among these.
In Mr. Thompson's case I find I have received more than forty
letters from him about various pupils.
EDMUND WILSON.
XXIV INTRODUCTION.
[From an i8th century copy.]
THE LAST WILL OF SYR WILL^ SHEAFFELDE.
Proved at York, before Archbishop Holgate, 20 May, 7 Edw. VI.
In Dei Nomine, Amen ; The Sixth Daye of July 1552
and in the Sixth Yere of the Reigne of King Edward the VI''\
I William Sheaffelde of Leedes in the Countie of Yorke
Gierke of whole Minde and perfect remembraunce doth Ordaine
Constitute and make thys my laste Will and Testament in Manner
& form followinge. Firste I bequethe my Soule unto Almyghty God
my Creator and Redeemer and my Bodie to be buryed within the
Chappell or Chauncell late of Sant Catherine in the Church of
St. Peter in Leedes ; And alsoe I Will that there shall be distributed
& dealt by myne Executors amonge the Poor People Inhabitants
within the said Towne and Parishe of Leedes upon the Daye of my
burial V Marks of usuall Englyshe Mony, and to ever)' Prieste that
shall be at my Funerall I bequethe VIII Pence, and to my Hostess
Benson my best Gowne, and the Occupation of my Iron Chimney
now being in the House for the term of her Life naturall and after
her Decease I Will that Jennet Hebden daughter of Jhon Hebden
have the same Chimney, And further whereas I the said William
Sheaffelde the Sixth Daye of March in the first Yere of the Reigne of
our Sovereigne Lord the Kings Majestic have Surrendered all my
Copie holde Landes and Tenementes with the Appurtenances in
Leedes aforesaid to the use of Syr Jhon Nevile Knyght Thomas
Hardwicke of Potter Newton Gent. Richard Matthew of Leedes,
Jhon Richardson, Richard Boothe, Richard Simpson, Robert Casson,
Jun' Thomas Casson, Richard Baynes, Jhon Casson Jun*" Nich.
Reame Jhon Kendal otherwise called Jhon Mallinson Edward Callbeck,
James Sykes, William Arthington and Tho. Sheaffelde Son of William
Sheaffelde of Wakefelde Clothyer and their Heirs for ever for the
performaunce and to the Use and intentes hereafter in thys present
laste Will and Testament declared and expressed that is to say, I Will
by this my present laste Will and Testament that the said Syr Jhon
Nevile Knyght and all other my Feoffees abovenamed and their
Heirs for ever shall from henceforth stande and be Feoffees and alsoe
Seized off, in and upon Two Closes lyinge beyond Shipscar bridge
within the Parishe of I>eedes with their Appurtenances as they be in
the Tenure or Occupation of Robert Inman of the Yerely Rent of
XLVP VI 11^ over and besides XVI<^ Yearly towardes the Kings Grace
INTRODUCTION. XXV
oute Rent, and over that the one half of the Charges of the Grave-
shippe therof as often as when it shall happen or fortune the sayde
Closes to be charged therewith, And of one Tenement or Cottage
now in the tenure or Occupation of Rob* Haghe of the yerely Rent
of VHP and of one other Tenement in the Tenure of Jhon Varley
of the Yerely Rent of VI* VIII<i and one othir Tenement now in
the Tenure of Thomas Daye of the Yerely Rent of VI» VIII^ and
one other Tenemente in the Tenure of William Balle of the Yerely
Rent of VIII' and one other Tenement now in the Tenure of Thomas
Roberts of the Annuall Rent of VP and of one other Tenemente
now in the Tenure of Henry Glover of the Yerely Rent of II* VI*^
and of one Tenemente late of one Hallywell Wife Widdowe deceased
of the Yerely Rent of VI« to the Use of me the said William
Sheaffelde for the Terme of my Lyfe Natural and after my decease
to the Use and for findinge Sustentation and Liveinge of one honest
Substantial learned Man to be a Schoole Maister to teach and instruct
freely for ever, all such Younge SchoUars Youthes and Children as
shall come and resort to him from time to time to be taught
Instructed and Informed in such a School house as shall be founded
erected and buylded by the Paryshioners of the sayde Towne and
Parishe of Leedes upon this condition foUowinge that is to say if the
Paryshioners of the sayde Towne and Parish of Leedes do not found
erect and buyld a Schoole house of their proper Cost and Charges
and alsoe purchase Obtain gett and make forthe unto the sayde
Schoole Maister for the tyme beinge a sufficient living of other Landes
Tenementes and Hereditaments together with this my Gifte to the
Cleere Yerely Vallue of X Pounds to remayne and continue for ever
to the Use aforesaid within the time and Space of Four Yeres next
foUowinge after the day of my departure from this transitorye Lyfe,
then I Will that the said abovenamed Feoffees and all other
Persons that shall be Feoffees hereafter shall from thenceforth stand
and be Feoffees of all and Singular the Premisses with the Appur-
tenances to the Use and for the Relief of the Poore People
Inhabitants within the said Towne and Parishe of Leedes for Ever,
and alsoe that they and their Heirs duringe the aforesaid four Yeares
and for evermore after upon the Condition aforesaid, shall Yerely
destribute dispose and deal all their sayde annuall Yerely Rentes
Issues and Proffits comming and growing and by them Yerely to be
received and taken, of, in, and upon the Premisses with their Appur-
tenances to the poore People aforesayd Yerely upon the Dayes of All
Saintes and Good Frydaye by even portions all Charges and Out
XXVI INTRODUCTION.
Rentes as is aforenamed to be excepted and reserved for the dis-
charginge of the same any thinge in thys my present laste Will
and Testamente to the contrary notwithstandinge. And further I
Will that all my said Feoffees and their Heirs for ever shall have
the Nomination election and appoyntement of the said Schoole
Maister or learned Man and the same Schoole Maister or learned
Man by them hereafter from tyme to tyme to be Named elected and
chosen at their libertys to be put out and in for any Cause reason-
able as to their discretion shall be thought requisite and convenient.
And moreover I will that my said Feoffees abovenamed and all other
persons that shall fortune at any tyme hereafter to be Chosen Feoffees
for evermore shall have full power and Authority after my decease
to lett Demise and Grant all an Singular the Premisses and to ask
demaunde Levie and receive the annuall Rentes Issues and Profets
yerely comminge and growinge of in and upon the same and the
same Annuall Rents Issues and Profets by them so received and
levyed shall Yerely repay destribute and dispose from tyme to tyme for
evermore to the Use and Intent and in Manner and form as afore-
said, And moreover I Will that neither my said Feoffees nor their
Heirs nor any of them after my Decease do enhance or Raise the
said Annuall Rents of the saide Tenementes or other the Premisses
afore rehearsed neither shall they avoyd expell or put out any of
the Tenantes that doth now or hereafter shall have or occupye the
Premisses or any part thereof if so be that the sayde Tenantes do
pay their Rentes at the sayde Termes aforesayde with other thinges
belonging them or every of them accordinge to Neighbourhoode and
Custome of the sayde Towne of Leedes, and furthermore if any
Controversie hereafter happen to arise and be betwixt my sayde
Feoffees for and concerninge the putting in or forth e of the sayde
Schoolmaister or any of the Tenantes of the Premisses after my
Decease I Will that then evermore hereafter as the most part of
them do agree unto so shall the sayde School Maister and Tenantes
and every of them from tyme to tyme be Ordered and in that behalf
the best Mans Voice to take no more place then the poorest Man
of them. Alsoe I Will that when it shall fortune all my sayde
Feoffees except Four dye and depart from this frayle and unceriayne
Worlde, that the sayde four Feoffees living within One Quarter of a
Yere then next after following shall from tyme to tyme for evermore
as often as it shall so fortune elect chuse or Name other Twelve
honest Creditable and Substantiall Persons of the sayd Town and
Parishe of Leedes whom I Will also shall stande and be Feoffees
INTRODUCTION. XXVll
and alsoe Seized wythe the sayde four persons overliving off in and
upon all and singular the Premisses withe the Appurtenances to the
Use and Intent in thys my present Last Will and Testamente above
expressed and declared the residue of all my Goods Chatties and
Debts not bequethed, my Debts Legacies and Funeral expences to be
first justly and truly Discharged and aquitted. I Will that Thomas
Sheaffelde my brother Robert Inman and Jhon Richardson of Leedes
have them and Order them at their Discretion for my Soules healthe
whom alsoe I Ordaine Constitute and make my full Executors of this
my laste Will and Testament and furthermore I Will and Ordaine
Thomas Clapham of Whitkirk Gent. Supervisor of this my laste Will
and Testament and for his Paines I Will he shall have VP VIII*^.
In Witness wherof I the said William Sheaffielde have Subscribed
my Name and put to my Seale the Daye and Yere firste above
written. William Sheaffelde.
These being Witnesses
Bryan Lisle
Edw. Bentley
Edw. Dyneleye Szc.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Introduction v
Will of William Sheffield xxiv
List of Illustrations xxxi
Explanations by the Editor xxxii
Leeds Grammar School Admission Books, 1820- 1900 i to 376
During Head Mastership of —
Rev. Geo. Walker, M.A. . . . i
Rev. Joseph Holmes, D.D 34
Rev. Alfred Barry, M.A 122
Rev. Wm. Geo. Henderson, D.C.L., D.D. . 168
Rev. John Hy. Dudley Maithews, M.A. 273
Names omitted from Admission Books .... 341
I^WER Department Admission Book, 1856-1865 . . 343
Additions and Corrections 377
Index of Names 3^3
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
PORTRAITS,
Atkinson, Rev. Edward, D.D.
Cope, Chas. West, R.A.
Crosthwaite, The Right Rev. Robt. Jarratj-,
Bishop of Beverley
Dixon, George, M.P
Haigh, Rev. Daniel Henry, M.A,, F.S A. .
HawkShaw, Sir John, F.R.S.
Henderson, Col. Geo. Francis Robt., C.B.
LuMBY, Rev. Joseph Rawson, D.D.
Nicholson, Gen. Sir Wm. G., K.CB. .
Teale, Thos. Pridgin, M.A., M.B., F.R.C.S., F.R.S.
VIEWS*
The Leeds Free Grammar School, North Street
The Library of do. do.
The Leeds Grammar School, Woodhouse Moor
D.D,
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EXPLANATIONS
By the Editor.
What is written in the original Register is printed verbatim in large
type. The Editor's notes and corrections are in smaller type.
"r.** in the print means ** removed** or "left" in the original.
*'r.*" in the print means "removed (or left) without notice" in the
original.
"(o)"in the original appears to mean "not on the foundation." In
later years "S." before a name appears to have the same meaning.
Sometimes the word "Stranger" or "Foreigner" is written.
"(q)" is MVTitten after a few names in the original, and an asterisk
is prefixed to most of the entries in the years 1856 to i860. There is
no explanation of the meaning of these.
The marginal numbers are not in the original. They are inserted
for convenience of, indexing and other purposes. Where a pupil has
been removed and re-entered, his name appears under one number, as
far as possible.
In later years the names of many pupils are inserted in certain
places as having "returned." These entries are omitted in the print,
as there is no entry of the date or cause of leaving.
The Register does not show when the first five pupils entered the
School.
From No. 6 to No. 89 the names appear to be the names of all the
boys in the School in January, 1820.
From No. 90 onwards the names of new pupils are entered periodically.
No. 492 is the first entry in the handwriting of the Rev. Joseph
Holmes, D.D., Head Master, who, however, has made notes with regard
to the leaving of several earlier pupils.
No. 1786 is the first entry in Mr. Barry's handwriting. The Register
contains no list of boys entered at Midsummer, 1855, ^^ January, 1856,
but on page 125 and following pages there is what appears to be a
complete list of pupils in the School in 1856.
The names of pupils in the Lower or Commercial Department will bo
found on page 343 and following pages, marked "c i," and so on.
The name of a place following a date of death indicates the place
of death or burial.
The names given at the end of most of the entries in the 3rd Term ,
1876 (page 224), indicate the schools attended by the pupils prior to
going to the Leeds Grammar School.
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The following is written on a flyleaf at the beginning of the book : —
"Names of boys omitted."
4. "Newton ; admitted into the lower school ; left June, 1824.
5. Middleton; admitted into the lower school; left 1824."
1. Hall, Robert — Henry, StuflF Merchant, Leeds. Christ
Church, Oxon., 1820; Fell's Exhibitioner, 1822; ist Class
Litt. Hum., 2nd Class Dis. Math.; B.A., 1823; M.A.,
Trin. Term, 1826. Barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 1828. School
Examiner, 1823 and 1824. M.P. for Leeds, 1857. Died
1857.
Bom 15 Nov., 1801 ; died 26 May, 1857. There is a marble sUtue of
him in the Victoria Hall.
2. Rusby.
Rev. Samuel Stones Rusby, M.A., Cath. Hall, Camb., Scholar and Fellow;
B.A. 1823; I7ih Wrangler; Assist. Tutor. Rector of Colon, Cambs., 1827.
Died 22 April, 1862.
3. Reade, Joseph — Thomas Shaw Bancroft, Merchant, Leeds.
The Rev. Joseph Bancroft Reade, M.A., F.R.S. Bom 5 April, 1801.
Caius Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1825; 36th Sen. Opt. Vicar of Stone, Bucks.,
1839-59. Rector of Ellesborough, Bucks., 1859-63. Rector of Bishops-
bourne, Kent, 1863-70. Died 12 Dec, 1870, at Bishopsboume. (See
Dictionary of National Biography,)
/ January, 1820.
7 Form, 2 Remove.
6. Tennant, Sanderson — ^James, Broker, Liverpool — 18.
Trin. Coll., Camb., 18 19; left Michaelmas, 1820. i Class
Trin. 1821; i Class 1823; Scholar Trinity 1823; 12
Wrangler 1824.
Head Master of Blackheath School; retired to Bedford; removed to
London. Died at South Kensington, i6 Feb., 1872.
7. Barham, William Foster — Thomas Foster, Gent., Penzance
— 17. Queen's Coll., Camb., Feb., 1820; left Michaelmas,
1820; remd. Trinity. i Class 1821; Porson P. 1821;
Porson P. 1822 ; Scholar Trin. 1822 ; Sen. Opt. 1824.
Second in ist Class Classics; B.A. 1824; 2nd Chancellor's Medallist;
Fellow and M.A. 1827. Born 22 Oct., 1802, at Marazion ; died unmarried,
38 Jan., 1845. Penshurst, Kent.
8. Foster, William — William, Clerk, Leeds — 17.
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1819; left Michaelmas, 1820. i Class
Trin. 1821; Schol. Trin. 1823; Sen. Opt. 1824; 2nd Class
in C. Tripos.
B.A. 1824; loth Sen. Opt.; first in 2nd Class Classics. Head Master of
Southsea Proprietary School in 1841. Founded the Naval School,
Stubbington Iiouse, Fareham, now carried on by his son. Died July,
1866, aged 63 ; buried at Crofton.
2 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCPIOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
9. Atkinson, Richard — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 16.
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1820; left 30 Sep., 1822. i Class 1823.
Banister, 16, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn. Died i Dec, 1841. St.
Martin*s-in-the-Fields.
7 Form, I Remove.
10. Cadman, Thomas — ^John, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 16.
Cath. Hall, Camb., Mich., 1820; left 30 Sep., 1821 ;
removed to Trin. Coll., Camb.
Health broke down; did not graduate; lived in Dock Street, Leeds.
Died unmarried 1867, aged 64. Adel Church Yard.
11. Cooper, Mark — ^Joseph, Clothier, Holbeck — 18.
Removed to Beverley School as Usher, Aug., 1820.
St. John's Coll., Camb., Scholar. Curate of St. Mary's, Hull. Second
Master Islington Propy. School, 1830. Lecturer, Westbury, Wilts., 1836.
P.C. of Bramshaw, Hants., 1840. Rector of St. Mary's, Southampton, i860.
Rural Dean. Died at Bournemouth, 28 Feb., 1871.
12. Crosland, John — Thomas, Grocer, Holbeck — 20.
Mag. Coll., Camb., July, 1820; left Mich., 1820. 4 Junr.
Opt. 1824.
B.A. 1824; M.A. Vicar of Grainthorpe, Lines., 1830-74. Died 1883 (?).
13. Hopwood, William — Christopher, Merchant, Thorparch
— 17. r. June, 1820. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1821.
14. Smith, Augustine Walter — Walter, Clerk, Almonbury,
Huddersfield — 1 7 .
r. June, 1821. Trinity Coll., Camb. B.A., Jan., 1825.
29th Sen. Opt.; second in ist Class Classics, 1825. (For an account of
this family see Canon Hulbert's History of Almdndbury.)
15. Hill, John Hep worth — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 17.
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1820; left 30 Sept., 182 1. B.A.;
14 Senior Optime, Jan., 1825; M.A., 1828. Barrister,
Lincoln's Inn, 1829.
Recorder of Pontefract. Died 4 Jan., 1849, in Park Square. St. George's,
Leeds. Only son of John Hill.
6 Form, 2 Remove.
16. Tennant, Thomas — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
r. June, 1820.
Son of Thomas Tennant, of Albion Street (the house which was afterwards
61). No occupation. Married Miss Blezard. T*P* for Leeds. A
Trustee of the School. 21, Blenheim Terrace. Died 19 March, 1889,
aged 84.
17. Cookson, Edward — ^John, Merchant, Leeds— 17.
Cath. Hall, Camb., 1820; left 30 Sept., 1821; remd. to
Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1825; M.A. 1828.
Bom 1802. P.C. of St. Mary's, Leeds, 1832. Vicar of Trinity, Leeds,
1855-62. Died 28 Jan., 1862. Ticehurst, Sussex.
18. Foster, Richard — Richard, Clerk, Hunslet — 16.
St. John's Coll., Camb.; left 30 Sept., 1822. i Class
1823.
B.A. 1826; second in 3rd Class Classics; M.A. Vicar of Ormesby-
with-Scratby, Norfolk, 1836. Died in 1865.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 3
6 Form, i Remove.
19. Hey, Samuel — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 14.
Left 13 Sept., 1823; Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.
B.A.;M.A. Curate of Mugginton. Rector of Sawley, 1844. Rural Dean.
Died 1893.
20. Hey, Richard — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 16.
r. Dec, 1820.
20a. Hutton,John — ^John, Bookkeeper, Leeds — 16. Dead 1822.
In 1830 a John Hutton was agent to Bowling Iron Co., 9, Church
Road, Kirkgate.
21. Brown, James Lay ton — Charles, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. to University College, Oxford, Midsr., 1824.
B.A P.C. of Holbeck, Leeds, 1835. Died 5 Jan., 1855, at Fulford,
York, very suddenly, aged 49.
22. Dibb, Thomas Townend — Christopher, Physician, Leeds
— 12. r. to Bingley School, July, 1822. Solicitor.
Admitted M. 1829. Atkinson, Dibb & Boiland, BuU*s Court, Leeds.
Died 1875.
5 Form, 2 Remove.
23. Urquhart, George — ^John, Draper, Leeds — 13.
Upper School, Midsr., 1820. r. 16 Sept., 1826, to
Magdalen College, Cambridge. B.A. 1830; i6th
Wrangler; 5th in 2nd Class of Classical Tripos;
Fellow of Magdalen.
Milner Scholar. Rector of Anderby, Lines., 1850. Died 1865.
24. Wray, George — Edward, Joiner, Hunslet — 12.
U. S., Midsr., 1820. St. John's, Camb. B.A. 1832;
22nd Junr. Opt.; 6th in ist Class of Class. Tripos;
Fellow of St. John's.
M.A, 1835. Head Master of Darlington Grammar School, 1836-40.
25. Triebner, Timothy Frederic — ^Timothy Traugott, Tobacco-
nist, Holbeck — 13. U. S., Mich., 1820; r. 30 July,
182 1 ; readmitted Jany., 1822 ; r. and to be readmitted
hereafter, December, 1823; readm i tted Feb . , 1825;
r. iS Feb., 1825.
Timothy Traugott Triebner was a commercial agent. Union Place, Water
Lane, in 1830.
26. Blenkin, Thomas John — ^John, Spirit Merchant, Leeds
— 14. U. S. Mich., 1820. r. Dec, 1821, to be a surgeon.
27. Hick, Richard — Robert, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 13.
U. S. Mich., 1820; r. 30 July, 1821.
A wine merchant. Succeeded his father in 1834. Retired 1876. Died
1886. Married Mary Anne, daughter of Robert Wilson.
4th Form.
28. Wilson, George — Robert, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. for ill-health, Oct., 1825; returned and removed
16 Sept., 1826, to St. John's, Cambridge.
B.A 1830; M.B. Physician to Leeds Infirmary and Dispensary, 1845-70.
Carlton Hill, Leeds. Died 1887.
4 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
29. Sharpe, Francis — Francis Watts, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
r.* to Mr. Wilson's School, July, 1820.
Surgeon at 66, North Street, Leeds. Died 10 July, 1847, aged 40.
30. Sikes, Thomas — John, Merchant, Sudbury, Suffolk — 14.
r. July 30, 1821 ; Queen's Coll., Camb.
B.A. 1827; M.A. 1830. Curate and Vicar of Luton, Beds. Rector of
Chevening, Kent, 1854.
31. Rayson, George — George, Chemist and Druggist, Leeds
— 14. r. to be a surgeon, 16 April, 1825.
Mrs. Anne Rayson, Sunny Rank, in 1822. In 1830 Geoige Rayson was
assistant apothecary at the Infirmary.
32. Thorp, Disney — Disney Robert William, Physician, Leeds
— 14. r. to Dr. Butler's School, Shrewsbury, Jany.,
1 82 1. Physician.
Disney Launder Thorp. Caius Coll., Camb.; M.D. 1835. Lived at
Cheltenham in 1872. Died 20 Dec, 1888.
33. Pullan, Charles — Richard, Merchant, Harewood — 13.
r. June, 1821.
Charles, son of Richard Pullan, of Leeds and Harewood, dyer, died in
1824 or 1825, aged 17 or 18. (?) Was the father Richard Ayrton Pullan.
(See No. 49.)
3rd Form.
34. Kemplay, Benjamin — ^John, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 14.
r.* to Mr. Kemplay's School, Feby., 1821.
John and Mary Kemplay, Ladies' Seminary, Boar Lane, 1822.
35. Sikes, John — ^John, Merchant, Sudbury, Suffolk — 15.
r. Dec, 1820.
A wine merchant at Sudbury. J. P. for Suffolk. Died 1875.
36. Whitaker, William — Richard, Book-keeper, Leeds — 17.
r.* Aug., 1820.
Richard Whitaker was a bookkeeper at Hillhouse Bank, in 1822.
37. Wilkinson, Matthew — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
Became 3rd Master; left in 1831 for Clare Hall,
Camb. ist Class Class. Tripos; 23rd Junr. Opt.
Principal of Huddersfield Propy. School, 1838. Head
Master of Marlborough School, 1843-53.
Rev. Matthew Wilkinson. B.A. 1835; eighth in ist Class Classics;
Fellow and Lecturer, Vicar of West Lavington; of Melksham in 1873.
D.D. 185 1. Hon. Canon, Salisbury. Died 1876.
38. Cookson, John Douglas — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
r. Dec, 1822, to B.
Son of Thomas and Philadelphia. Bom 1805 ; died in Jamaica.
39. Ripley, John Greenwood — William, Cloth Dresser, Leeds
— 13. r. to be a private tutor, Aug., 1827.
Wm. Ripley was a cloth dresser at 32, Hanover Street, in 1830.
40. Robinson, John— John, Overlooker, Leeds — 13.
Dead 1823.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 5
41. Wilkinson, James Preston — James, Merchant, Leeds — 13.
r. July, 1820.
James and William Wilkinson were merchants in Hunslet Lane, in 1822.
42. Cookson, Ambrose Dawson — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds
— 10. r. Jany., 1822, to Beverley School; readmitted
Midsumr., 1823; r. to be a surgeon, Nov. 29, 1824.
Fourth son of Thomas and Philadelphia. Born 1809. L.S.A. Lond.
1831 ; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1832. 12, Berkeley Street, Gloucester, 1872.
Died 1876.
2nd Form, 2nd Remove.
43. Clark, Joseph — Thomas, Smith, Holbeck — 13.
r, Sept. 29, 1 82 1.
Thomas Clark was a smith in Campfield in 1822.
44. Armitage, Joseph — Joseph, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. Sept., 1 82 1.
45. Flood, James Row — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 9.
r. Jany., 1822 ; readmitted Jany. 29, 1823.
John Flood was a surgeon at New Road End in 1822.
46. Fotherby, Christopher — ^Thomas, Patten Maker, Leeds
— 12. r. July 31st, 1820.
A brush manufacturer. Thomas Fotherby & Son, 18, Lowerhead Row.
Died 12 March, 1865.
47. Sharpe, Nathaniel — Francis Watts, Merchant, Leeds — 13.
r. to Mr. Wilson's School, Jany., 1822. Receiver for
Trustees, 1837.
A Trooper in the Yorkshire Hussars, and a volunteer in 1859. i, Mark
Lane, Leeds. He founded the *' Sharpe Prize" at the school.
48. Lister, Joseph — William, Wool stapler, Leeds — 11.
r.* Sept., 1820.
A grocer in Kirkgate; retired before 1840. Then a commercial
traveller in Manchester; returned to Leeds about i860. Died in 1887.
49. PuUan, Edward — Richard Ayrton, Merchant and Dyer,
Harewood — 11. r. August 19th, 1820.
Edward, son of R. A. Pullan, of Leeds and Harewood. Lived at Staveley.
(?) A brother of No. 33.
I St Remove.
50. Clayton, Richard — Richard, Gent., Leeds — 11.
r. Dec, 1820.
Re-entered July, 1827. (See following No. 376.)
51. Sunderland, John Proctor — John, Wool Stapler, Leeds
— 13. r. Dec, 1820. .
John Sunderland was a woolstapler in Stem*s Buildings; house. Butt's
Court, 1822.
52. Harrison, Thomas Wigglesworth — Jacob, Merchant,
Leeds — 13. r. Jany., 1822.
Jacob Harrison was a cloth merchant, in Harrison's Court, Hunslet Lane,
in 1822.
53. Wilkinson, William — James, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. July, 1822.
(?) A brother of No. 41.
6 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
I St Form, 2nd Remove.
54. Wade, Thomas — Henry, Book-keeper, Bramley-^12.
r. to go to some trade, 27 August, 1822.
55. Croft, Henry — William, Merchant, Holbeck — 13. r.
56. Atkinson, Edward — Edward, Drysalter, Leeds — 12.
r. 1822.
Edward Atkinson was a drysalter in Bowman Lane ; house, Sheepscar, in
1822.
57. Pickles, William — James, Publican, Leeds — 14.
r. Dec, 1820.
Probably a publican, Crown and Anchor, 85, North Street, 1830.
58. Croudace, Robert — ^John, Book-keeper, Leeds — 10.
r. July, 1822.
John Croudace was an accountant in St. James Street in 1822.
59. Atkinson, Miles — Edward, Drysalter, Leeds — 9.
r. to Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1829. Lady B. Hasting's
Exhibitioner; ist Class Lit. Hum.; Fellow of Lincoln
Coll. Master of St. Bees School, 1842. Vicar of
Harewood, 1854.
Resigned 1887. Bom 8 Jan., 181 1. Fellow of Lincoln 1834-39. Died
in I^eds, 6 July, 1889.
60. Pemberton, Matthew — Thomas, Soap Maker, Hunslet
— 12. r. Jany., 1822.
Matthew Pemberton was a drysalter, Wine Street and 12, Providence Row,
1866. Eldest son of Thomas Pemberton, a soap maker, at Gibraltar,
Knowsthorpe; health failed; left England in the Great Britain for
Australia ; described as the first man who sailed round the world by steam.
(See the London Times,) Died 6 Sept., 1868. St. Geoi^e's Church,
Leeds.
61. Kitching, John Collison — Christopher, Missionary, Leeds
— 12. r.* Nov. 15, 1821.
62. Pickles, John — James, Publican, Leeds — 11.
r. Jany., 1822.
Probably a brother of No. 57.
63. Heginbotham, William Holme — William Mozeley, Organ-
ist, Leeds — lo. r. Dec, 1820.
64. Tempest, James — ^John, Drysalter, Holbeck — 11.
r.* June, 1823.
John Tempest was a drysalter at Holbeck in 1822.
65. Mawson, Thomas Emanuel — ^John Thomas, Cattle Doctor,
Leeds — 10. r. 6 March, 1822.
John Thomas Mawson was a surgeon and cattle doctor, 51, Call Lane, in
1822.
66. Tidswell, William — William, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
r. March, 1820.
I St Form, ist Remove.
67. Walker, Joseph — Samuel, Press-setter, Leeds — 11.
r.* May 19th, 1821.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 7
-68. Towler, William — ^James, Servant, Leeds — 10.
r. Dec, 1825.
Afterwards a solicitor's clerk in Leeds. Born 1809; died March, 1873.
Burmantofts.
69. Wade, John — William, Wool-stapler, Leeds — 14. r.
A wooLstapIer in Leeds. Married a daughter of Edward Baines, M.P.
Died 4 Oct., 1873.
70. Settle, Joseph — Thomas, Wool-sorter, Leeds — 12.
r. Jany., 1822.
71. Fearnley, Fairfax — Robert, Attorney at Law, Leeds — 10.
r.* Dec., 1825.
72. Richardson, James — Mervyn, Captain ist West York,
Leeds — 12. r. Nov., 1821.
Captain Mervyn Richardson was at Park Buildings, Wellington Street, in
1826. He was Adjutant of the ist W.Y. Militia in 1830. (See No. 410.)
73. Horsman, John — George, Clothier, Bramley — 12.
r.* Dec, 1820.
George Horsman was a woollen manufacturer at Bramley in 1822.
74. Wilson, Richard — Robert, Surgeon, Leeds — 8.
St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A. 1833; 38th Senr. Opt.;
5th in Class. Tripos; ist Class. 2nd Master of Leeds
Gram. School, elected 1841, resigned 1856 (with pension).
Took pupils at Cambridge. Died 1890.
75. Sadler, John — William, Druggist, Leeds — 14. r.
Sadler & Briggs were druggists at 59, Kirkgate, in 1822.
76. Wood, George — ^John, Publican, Leeds — 13.
r. 6 April, 1820.
Geo. Wood kept the Fox and Grapes in Kirkgate in 1830.
77. Hirst, Thomas — Joshua, Book-keeper, Leeds — 12.
r. to be assistant at a school, April, 1827.
Joshua Hirst was a bookkeeper in Roundhay Road in 1830.
78. Willans, John — Benjamin, Supervisor, Hunslet — 10.
r.* April 21st, 1820.
79. Stott, Robert Wigfall Nowel — Nowel, Captain Lan*^
Militia, Leeds — 10. r. on account of his parents
leaving the borough, April, 1820.
80. Gumby, Carter Charles — William, Letter Carrier, Leeds
— 15. r.* June, 1822.
In 1850, Charles Gumby was a letter carrier and broker at 11, Guildford
Street, and 5, Butt's Court. William Gumby, 126, Kirkgate.
81. Fryer, Frederic — William, Clerk, Leeds — 13.
r.* Dec, 1820.
82. Richardson, William — Mervyn, Captain ist West York,
Leeds — 11. r.* Sept. 29, 1823.
A brother of No. 72.
83. Black, James — Hugh, Coach Guard, Leeds — 11.
r.* Septr. 13th, 1821.
Hugh Black, guard of the Rockingham, i, Duke Street, 1822.
8 LERDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
84. Ward, William — Edward, Publican, Leeds — 13.
r. June 2, 1820.
Elizabeth Ward kept the Cross Keys in Water Lane in 1830.
85. Ward, Thomas — Edward, Publican, Leeds — 12.
r. June 2, 1820.
86. Todd, George — George, Ex-resident of York (Cabinet-
maker, East Indies), Leeds — 8. r.
87. Bownas, William Kier Wormald — John, Merchant, Ex-
resident of York, Leeds — 7. r. March 6, 1822.
88. Holmes, Josephus — ^John, Book-seller, Leeds — 9.
r. II August, 1823 ; readmitted Jan. 29, 1827.
Not entered again in the Register. John Holmes, 19, Bond Street, 1822,
and 9, Commercial Street, 1837. Josephus Holmes, valuer, etc., While
Horse Yard; house, 11, Grafton Street, 1850.
89. Waddington, Titus — ^Thomas, Pauper, Leeds — 8.
r. by his father to a writing school, April 5th, 1820.
A com dealer, 63, Water Lane, 1850.
31 July, 1820,
90. Saville, Benjamin John — Benjamin, Shoemaker, Leeds
— 12. r.*
Benjamin Saville was a shoemaker at 22, Upperhead Row, in 1822.
91. Shaw, William — James, Butterfactor, Leeds — 13.
r. by order of Trustees, Jany., 1822.
James Shaw was a butter factor in Birch's Yard, Lowerhead Row, 1822.
92. Rush worth, Charles Brooke— William, Merchant, Leeds
— 9. Died 4 October, 1822.
93. Wilson, Junius — James, Landlord, Hunslet — 11.
r. July 30th, 1 82 1.
94. Speight, Charles — Michael, Attorney, Leeds — 13.
r.* June, 1823.
Michael Speight was an attorney in Hunslet Lane in 1798, and one of
the founders of the Leeds Law Society.
95. Speight, Samuel — Michael, Attorney, Leeds — 11.
r. Jany., 1824.
96. Speight, Arthur — — 12.
r. Feby., 1822. Gone to sea.
97. Dalby, John — William, Farmer, Lealands — 11.
r. Jany., 1823; readmitted March, 1823; r. to be a
teacher, June, 1829.
98. Teale, William — Thomas, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1824, to be a surgeon.
William Henry, son of Thomas Teale, was a student in medicine. Died
1830.
99. Brown, Edward — Fountaine, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
Magdalene Coll., Camb. 14 Junr. Opt. 1832 (Q)
Fountaine Brown was a merchant, i, Park Square, 1822. The Rev.
Edward Brown, M.A., Minor Canon and Precentor of Carlisle Cathedral.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 9
loo. Brown, Richard — — 9. r. Aug., 1822.
Richard Brown was a brush manufacturer, Prospect Works. Kirkstall
Road ; house, Grosvcnor Mount, Headingley, in 1806. Died at Soutbport.
loi. Dewhirst, William — Benjamin, Printer, Leeds — 10.
r.* July, 1823.
Benjamin Dewhirst was a printer, 21, Commercial Street, 1822.
102. Stocks, James — Benjamin, Woolstapler, Leeds — 12.
r. Jany., 1822.
Benjamin Stocks was a wool stapler, leather dresser, and paper maker at
19, Duncan Street ; house, near Bank, 1822. His son James died under
age.
103. Maitland, Robert — Robert, Gent., Witham, Essex — 16.
U. S. (o). r. Oct., 182 1, to Trinity College, Cambridge.
104. Nelson, Charles — ^James, Ironmonger, Leeds — 11.
r. to be a surgeon, Nov. 27, 1824.
James Nelson was an ironmonger, 47, Briggate, 1822.
105. Rothery, Richard— Joseph, Publican, Leeds — 12.
r. 30th July, 1 82 1.
Joseph Rothery, Saracen's Head, 26, Boar Lane, in 1826.
106. Siddons, John — Peter, Clothdresser, Leeds — 14.
Died 1 7th April, 1 8 2 1 .
107. Maggi, Charles — Peter, French Master, Leeds — 11.
r. 30th July, 1 82 1.
Peter Ma^ was a teacher of languages. West Street, 1822.
108. Hardwick, Richard — Benjamin, Tailor, Leeds — 11.
r. Jany., 1823.
Hard wick & Nelson, woollen drapers, 49, Briggate, 1822.
109. Slater, James Glover — Christopher, Agent, Leeds — 10.
r.* June, 1824.
Christopher Slater was a general broker, 24, Lowerhead Row; house,
Woodhouse Lane, 1822.
1 10. Hobson, George Hughes — George, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r. Dec, 1825.
George Hobson, merchant ; house, North Town End, 1822.
rii. Hobson, John — — 8. r. Oct. 23, 1826.
112. Kirkby, Charles — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r. July 30th, 1 82 1.
Thomas Kirkby was a cloth merchant, Park Lane, 1822. Afterwards
in St. Mark's Villas.
113. Clay, Thomas — Thomas, Bookkeeper, Leeds — 8.
r. Readmitted Jany., 1824.
(See following No. 257.)
1 14. Charlesworth, Beedam — John Beedam, Merchant, Leeds
—15. U. S. r. Sept., 1823, to Trin. Coll., Cam. B.A.
1827; 18 Wrangler; 3rd in Class 3.
Vicar of Darfield, Vorks., 1830-62. Died 1876.
1 15. Walton, Benjamin — Joseph, Tailor, Bank, nr. Leeds — 10.
r.» Jany., 1824.
Joseph Walton was a tailor at near Bank, 1822.
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ii6. Carlile, Thomas — Thomas, Drysalter, Pudsey — 19.
U. S.; r. Aug., 1820.
Thomas Fairfax Carlile lived at Chapeltown, Pudsey, in 1830.
117. Boyne, Robert — Thomas, Tobacconist, Leeds — 12.
r. Feby., 1820.
Thomas Boyne, tobacconist ; house, Queen's Square, 1822.
118. Turner, Richard — Richard, Farmer, Monk Ingston — 26.
r. Dec, 1820.
(?) Is there such a place as Monk Ingston.
5 February, 1821.
119. Stocks, Samuel — Benjamin, Woolstapler, Leeds — 10.
r.* Jany., 1823.
Benjamin Stocks was a woolstapler, leather dresser, and paper maker,
at 19, Duncan Street; house, near Bank, 1822. He died at Chapel
AUerton about 1866. His son Samuel was a woollen manufacturer and
merchant, and died at Leamington about 1885.
120. Lister, William — George, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 12. r.
George Lister was a cloth dresser. Park Lane, 1822.
121. Morland, Frederick — ^Thomas, Victualler, Leeds — 8.
r. 30th July, 1821 ; readmitted April, 1822.
122. Holroyd, Henry — ^Joseph, Dyer, Leeds — 13. r.
A dyer at Sheepscar, Leeds. Died 24 Aug., 1876.
123. Skilbeck, George — John, Joiner, Leeds — 12.
r.* 28th Augst., 1 82 1.
124. Cookson, Frederick — John, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. 27th May, 1824.
Sixth son of John and Sarah Cookson. Born 1808. Corpus Christi
Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1831. Vicar of Stowupland, Suffolk. Died 1872.
125. Faulkner, Isaac— John, Chemist, Hunslet — 9.
r. 18 May, 182.
126. Tennant, Charles Arthur — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 7.
r. July 30, 1 82 1.
Bom 7 Aug., 181 2. Admitted a solicitor 1834. District Registrar of
High Court at Dewsbury. Died 6 Nov., 1892, aged 80.
127. Tarbotton, William — William, Stonemason, Chapel
AUerton — 11. r.* Jany., 1823.
William Tarbotton was a mason at Chapel AUerton in 1822.
128. Ellis, Joseph — Robert, Collier, Holbeck — 10.
r. Augt. 2ist, 1821 ; read. Jany., 1822 ; disd. June, 1824.
129. Plitts, Robert — James, Coachman, Leeds — 9.
r. to School at Spofforth.
130. Cope, Charles — Charles, Teacher of Drawing, Leeds — 9.
r. 30 July, 1827, to be an artist.
Charles West Cope, R.A. Born 28 July, 181 1. Sass's Academy of Art,
London ; R.A. Schools, 1828. First prize conapetition for decorating
Houses of Parliament. A.R.A. 1843; R.A. 1848. Died 21 Aug., 1890.
131. Hollings, Thomas — William, Wheelwright, Leeds — 13.
r. July, 1822.
Charles West Cope, R.A.
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132. Hodgson, Robert — William, Teadealer, Leeds — 10.
r.* 23 Dec, 1824.
William Hodgson was a wholesale and retail tea dealer at North Town
End in 1822.
•133. Hodgson, William — William, Teadealer, Leeds — 9.
r.* 23 Dec, 1824.
134- Ogden, Jonathan Robert — Robert, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. March, 1821.
135. Moxon, Samuel — John, Surgeon, Leeds — 13. r.*
John Moxon was a surgeon at 24, Park Square, in 1830.
136. Bean, Joseph — William, Stationer, Leeds — 12.
r.* June, 1824.
William Bean was a bookseller at 16, Lowerhead Row, in 1822. Joseph
Bean was a Methodist minister. Died young, in Leeds.
137. Wells, Thomas — George, Writer, Potter Newton — 14.
r. April, 1821.
138. Cropper, Samuel — James, Cropper, Leeds — 12.
r. June 20th, 1821.
139. Farmery, Schofield — William, Cf. Constable, Leeds — 12.
r.
William Farmery was Chief Constable ; at Dickinson's Yard, Briggate,
and Broad Yard, Boar Lane, in 1822.
140. Fozard, Charles — ^Joseph, Sawyer, Leeds — 11.
r. at the same time.
Joseph Fozard was a sawyer at 18, Coach Lane, in 1822.
141. Garside, Robert — Robert, Joiner, Leeds — 9.
r.* July 30th, 1 82 1.
Robert Garside was a joiner at ii^/. Little Bridge Street, in 1830.
142. Holliday, Jeremiah — Jeremiah, Dyer, Leeds — 10.
r* Sept. 25th, 1821.
Jeremiah Holliday was a dyer at 14, New Park Street, in 1830.
143. Whare, Joseph — William, P'armer, Spofforth — 15 (o).
r. to Beverley School, Jan., 1824.
Afterwards known as the Rev. Joseph Ware, M.A., Camb. Vicar of
Kirkstall, Leeds, 1839. Died i Aug., 1848. M.L
144. Paley, Richard — George, Merchant, Nostrop — 10.
r.*; readmitted 31 January, 1825; r. June, 1826.
Not re-entered in the Register. George Paley was a soap boiler at
Knostrop in 1822.
30 July, 1821.
145. Dixon, Joshua — Joshua, Merchant, Leeds — 7.
r. June, 1825.
Re-entered in 1827. (See following No. 379.)
146. Bewley, Thomas — William, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 10.
r.* March, 1826.
'William Bewley was a schoolmaster in Duke Street in 1822.
147. Wilkinson, Joseph —James, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
Died Ap., 1822.
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148. Andrews, James — ^Jonathan, Butterfactor, Leeds — 13.
r.* Oct. 30th, 1821.
Jonathan Andrews was a bacon and butter factor at 7, Back George
Street, in 1822.
149. Squire, Thomas — William, Teadealer, Leeds — ik
r. Jan., 1824.
William Squire was a tea dealer at i, Boar Lane, in 1822.
150. Moat, Robert — John, Flourfactor, Leeds — 10.
Admonished 6 March, 1822; r. March 20, 1822.
John Moat was a bacon, &c., factor; warehouse, Water Lane and New
Road End in 1822.
151. Turlay, William — William, Leeds — 14.
r. Sept. 29th, 1 82 1.
152. Teale, William — William, Linendraper, Leeds — 11.
r. May 3, 1824.
(Probably the same as No. 46a)
153. Crowther, Thomas Shaife — Richard Jubb, Teadealer,
Leeds — 13. r. July, 1822.
Richard Jubb Crowther was a tea dealer and grocer at 93, Meadow Lane,
in 1826.
154. Parker, Edward — William, Clothmanufacturer, Leeds
—16. r.
155. Barrowby, John — Francis Robinson, Mariner, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1824, to be a schoolmaster.
156. Whitworth, John — ^William, Mechanic, Leeds — 9.
r. Sepr. 29th, 1821.
William Whitworth was a machine maker at Low Mill, Mill Street, in
1822.
157. Farrar, Edward — John, Drysalter, Hunslet — 15.
r. April, 1822.
John Farrar was a drysalter at Hunslet in 1822.
158. Petty, William Henry — Samuel, Earthen wareman,
Holbeck — 9. Admonished 6 Marcn, 1822.
Samuel Petty & Son were earthenware manufieuiturers at Holbeck in
1822.
159. Lawson, Robert — ^John Stephen, Bootmaker, Leeds — 11.
r. 6 March, 1822.
John Stephen Lawson was a shoemaker at 27, George Street, in 1850.
160. Appleyard, William — Richard, Butterfactor, Leeds — 11.
r. 21 Dec, 1824.
161. Giles, Thomas— Thomas Charles, Joiner, Leeds — 9. r.
Thomas Giles was a joiner and builder in Mill Street, Bank, in 1822.
162. Gale, William — ^John, Spirit Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. 1822 ; readmitted 31 January, 1825; r. to Peterhouse,
Cambridge, 1829.
John Gale was a victualler and spirit dealer. Masons' Arms, 27, Call
Lane, in 1822.
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163. Holmes, David — ^John, Auctioneer, Leeds — 8.
r. 1822; readmitted 28 Jan., 1823.
John Holmes was an auctioneer at 19, Bond Street, in 1822, and at 9,
Commercial Street, in 1837. David Holmes was an auctioneer at 5,
Commercial Street, in 1850.
164. Johnson,Thomas Beaham — ^James, Whitesmith, Leeds — 8.
r. Augst. 30th, 1 82 1.
165. Shaw, James — ^James, Butterfactor, Leeds — 14.
r. 6 March, 1822.
James Shaw was a butter factor in Birch's Yard, Lowerhead Row, in
1822.
166. Foster, William — ^Jonathan, Paper Maker, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1824, to be a surgeon at Nantwich, Cheshire.
Rev. William Foster, M.A., of Hilston in Holdemess. Magd. Coll.,
Camb.; B.A. 1834; 7th Jun. Opt.; fifth in 2nd Class; Fellow of
Magd. Died Aug., 1880. Held no benefice.
167. Phillips, Peter — Peter, Tayler, Leeds — 14. r.
Peter Phillips was a tailor in Old Square, Kirkgate, in 1822.
168. Pinder, Baines — ^John, Farmer, Medley — 11.
r. June, 1824.
Baynes, son of John and Frances Pinder, bom 4 Jan., 1809 (Methley).
169. Pinder, Greorge — — 8. r. Dec., 1825.
George, son of John and Frances Pinder, born 30 March, 1813 (Methley).
170. Hayes, Henry Hall — Thomas, Attorney, Leeds — 9.
r. 29 Jany., 1823.
171. Spencer, John — John, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r.* March 11, 1824.
172. Wright, William — George, Tayler, Leeds — 13.
r. 16 October, 1822.
George Wright was a tailor at 5, Leylands, in 1822.
28 January, 1822.
173. Reade, Thomas — ^Thomas Shaw Bancroft, Merchant,
Leeds — 16. r. July, 1822.
Third son of Thomas Shaw Bancroft Keade. Born 28 Nov., 1804.
L.S.A. Lond. 1828; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1829. 8, Wilson Terrace, St.
Leonard Street, London, E., 1872. Died 17 Sept., 1883. Brompton
Cemetery.
174. Lee, Squire — Matthew, Cropper, Leeds — 12.
r. to writing school, April 19, 1822; readmitted 16
Sep., 1822; r. Jany., 1823.
175. Wormald, Edmund Coates — ^John, Cropper, Leeds — 10.
r. 27 Septr., 1824.
A printer at 19, Beckett Street, in 1837.
176. Coates, William Henry — William Henry, Gent., Leeds — 9.
r.* 21 June, 1823.
WUiam Henry Coates, gentleman, 17, Wellington Street, in 1837.
177. Foster, William — Henry, Overlooker, Leeds — 15. r.
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178. Pike, John — ^William, Publican, Leeds — 14.
r. March 5, 1822.
William Pike, LIoyd*s Arms, Duke Street, 1822.
179. Sykes, Joseph — ^John, Bricklayer, Leeds — 19.
r.* Feby. 25, 1822.
John Sykes, bricklayer and builder, Garden Street, Marsh Lane, 1822.
180. Teuer, John — ^John, Overlooker, Leeds — 10.
r. 21 Dec, 1824.
John Tuer was a bookkeeper at 79, East Street, in 1826.
18 r. Brown, Robert Alexander — John, Veterinary Surgeon,
Leeds-^9. r.* June, 1826.
John Brown was a veterinary surgeon at 49, Woodhouse Lane, in 1822.
182. Harper, Thomas Smithson — Robert, Minister, Leeds — g.
r. June, 1824 '» readmitted 8 Aug., 1825 ; r.* Feby., 1826.
Rev. Rot^ert Harper (St. George's Street Chapel), Cobourg Street, 1822.
183. Holroyd, William — William, Woolstapler, Leeds — 12.
r.* 19 December, 1823.
William Holroyd was a woolstapler, 6, Call Lane ; house, Carr Place,
1822.
184. PuUan, Richard — Thomas, Clergyman, Farnley — 12.
r. June, 1824.
Son of Vicar of Farnley. L.S.A. Lond. 1832. Surgeon, Hunslet,
Leeds, 1872.
185. Holroyd, Sidney — William, Woolstapler, Leeds — 9.
r.* 19 December, 1823.
(See 183.)
186. Lupton, Francis — William, Merchant, Leeds — 8.
Son of William Lupton, cloth manu&cturer. North Street. A
manufacturer and merchant. William Lupton & Co., 11, Wellington
Street, Leeds. Beechwood, Roundhay. Bom 7 Sept., 181 3. Chairman
of Finance Committee, Yorkshire College. Died 20 May, 18S4.
187. Brown, Musgrave — Robert, Grocer, Armley — 14.
r. 16 October, 1822.
Robert Brown was a grocer at Armley in 1822. The son was Christopher
Mu^rave Brown. He died at Leeds 25 Jan., 1869. He was an iron-
monger at 12, Kirkgate, Leeds.
188. Hind, Edward — Martin, Merchant, Newton (rreen — 13.
r. 1822.
Hind, Smith & Co., merchants, Sheepscar Road, 1822. Martin Hind
was a merchant at Potternewton Green in 1837.
189. Reade, George — Thomas Shaw Bancroft, Merchant,
Leeds--8. r.* 1822.
Born 21 July, 1813; died 30 May, 1886, at Fernhill, near Whitby.
190. Bellhouse, William — Samuel, Joiner, Hunslet — 17.
r. for Magdalen Coll., Camb., June, 1825.
The Rev. William Cocker Bellhous?, B. A. 1829 ; 4th Jun. Opt. For
forty-one years Head Master of Tadcaster Grammar School. Died
there 10 Oct., 1873.
191. Hay, Charles —John, Draper, Leeds — 13.
r.* Dec. 2^, [824.
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29 July, 1822.
192. Wilson, George — Isaac, Spirit Merchant, Nth. Town
End — 10. r. Nov., 1826.
193. Wilson, George — Richard, Spirit Merchant, Templar
Street — 10. r.* Jany., 1824.
Richard and Benjamin Wilson were wine and spirit merchants in George
and Dragon Yard, Briggate, and Bramley, 1837.
194. Yates, Joseph — George, Clothier, Top Close — 11.
r.* April, 1824.
195. Marsden, Thomas — ^William, Flour Factor, Lower Head
Row — 10. r. Dec, 1825.
William Marsden was a bacon and flour dealer at 18 and 23, Lowerhead
Row, in 1822.
196. lUingworth, William — William Lister, Merchant, St.
Peter's Sq. — 11. r. 7 June, 1823.
William, son of William lUingworth, a timber merchant. Founder of
the business of lUingworth, Ingham & Co. Limited, of Leeds,
Manchester, Goole and Cincinnati. Died at Roundhay Grove, Leeds,
15 Jan., 1884, aged 71.
197. Sowden, Willm. Holroyd — Matthew, Stone Mercht.,
Albion St. — 13. r.* June, 1823.
Matthew Sowden was a stone merchant at Crown Point ; house, Albion
Street, 1822.
198. Shaw, Joseph — ^Joseph, Butcher, Briggate — 13.
r. Easter, 1824.
Joseph Shaw was a butcher at 61, Briggate, in 1822.
199. Adams, Charles — Henry, Major, Queen Square — 10.
r. Nov., 1823.
Major Henry Benjamin Briscoe Adams was appointed Paymaster on
16 Feb., 1819, and lived at Providence Lodge in 1822 and 1837.
200. Brayshaw, Timothy — ^James, Manufacturer, Idle — 19 (o).
r. September, 1824, to St. John's, Cambridge.
19th Jun. Opt. 1828. James Brayshaw was a manufacturer at Idle in 1822.
201. Lupton, Joseph — ^Joseph, Clothier, Armley — 17.
r. June, 1823.
202. Gleadow, John — ^John, Schoolmaster, Woodhouse — 10.
r.*Aug., 1822.
203. Dove, Charles Henry — ^John, Slubber, Woodhouse Car
— II. r. 19 December, 1823.
204. Norris, Thomas — ^John William, Surgeon, Queen Sqre.
— 10. r. April, 1824.
205. Granger, William — Thomas Homer, Solicitor, Camp
Place — II. r. 30 July, 1822.
Re-entered Aug., 1824. (See after No. 262.)
206. Dobson, Thomas — Lepton, Merchant, Parksquare — 10.
Lepton Dobson was a merchant (Lepton & George) at 10, Park Square,
in 1826.
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207. Dobson, Joseph — Lepton, Merchant, Parksquare — 9.
Died 7th Jan., 1831, aged 17. Buried at St. Paul's, Leeds.
208. Holland, William — William, Clerk, Headingley — 10.
r.* March, 1826.
209. Ayl ward, James — ^Thomas, Clothdresser, Hayes Court — 9.
r.
Thomas Ayl ward, Hayes Court, 1822.
210. Bray, John — ^John, Comedian, Woodhouse Lane — 13.
r. 31 Jan., 1823.
211. Lightfoot, Joseph — Joseph, Traveller, St. Peter's Square
— 10. r. 24 April, 1823.
212. Blackburn, George — ^John, Overlooker, Woodhouse — 14.
r.* 19 December, 1823. ^
213. Brown, George — Charles, Merchant, Hun slet Lane — 11.
Died March, 1826.
Charles Brown, merchant ; house, 9, Grey Walk, 1822. The son George
died in 1826, and was buried at St. Paul's Church, Leeds.
214. Davis, William — ^William, Coachman, Headingley — 13.
r.* 21 April, 1828.
27 January, 1823.
215. Mellor, James Bradley — Bradley, M.D., Huddersfield
— 17 (o). r. 20 Sept., 1823. London, as physician.
There was a James Bradley, M.D., a physician at Spring Cottage,
Huddersfield, in 1822.
2 1 6. Wells, William — Abraham,Wine merchant, Kirkgate — 16.
r. June, 1824.
Abraham Wells was a spirit merchant ; house, York Street, 1822.
217. Wilks, William Henry — ^Jonathan, Merchant, Meadow
Lane — 12.
Died in consequence of an accident, 3 Feb., 1825.
Jonathan Wilks was a merchant ; house. Meadow Lane, 1822.
218. Heselton, John — ^John, Confectioner, Commercial St. — 12.
r.* 19 December, 1823.
John Heselton was a confectioner at 7, Commercial Street, in 1822.
219. Jennings, Joseph — ^Joseph, Hatter, Hunslet lane — 12.
r.* 21 June, 1823.
Jennings & Hutchinson were leather hat, cap and brace makers in Vine
Street, Hunslet Lane, in 1822.
220. Holdsworth, Samuel — ^Joseph, Flaxdresser, CalUane — 12.
r. Aug., 1825.
Joseph Holdsworth was a rope and twine manufacturer at 58, Call Lane,
in 1822.
221. Scholey, Dales — Richard, Publican, Woodhouse — 9.
r. by order of Trustees, Aug. 1823.
Richard Scholey, The Red Lion, Woodhouse, 1822.
222. Willis, Bartholomew — Bartholome w, Clergyman, Kippax
— 16. r.* Feb., 1823.
Sir John Hawkshaw, F.R.S.
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22S. Worrall, John Charles — ^John, L.R.N., Skinner Lane — 17.
r. Feb., 1823.
John Worral, Royal Navy, South Row, Skinner Lane, 1822.
224. Forster, Francis — John, Publican, Armley — 14.
John Foster, Nelson's Arms, Armley, 1822.
225. Radcliffe, Samuel — Samuel, Publican, Kirkgate — 15. r.
Henrietta Radcliflfe, Old Crown, Kirkgate, 1822.
226. Murphy, Edward Hallam — Edward, Dentist, Park Square.
r. June, 1824.
Joseph Murphy was a dentist in Park Square in 1822.
4 August, Z823.
227. Rodham, John — ^Jonathan, Exciseman, Greenhall — 12.
r. Dec, 1825.
228. Jowitt, John — William, Hatter, Bond St. — 10.
r. 20 Dec, 1824.
William Jowitt was a hatter in Bond Street in 1822.
229. Ellershaw, Robert John — ^John, drysalter, Albion St. — 1 1 .
r. Dec, 1825.
A seed crusher and oil merchant in Leeds. John Ellershaw & Sons,
Albion Street. Springfield Mount, Spring Bank, Headingley; removed
to Scarborough, then to Bournemouth, where he died, Feb., 1895.
230. Ward, Edward — Edward, Publican, Lower Head Row
—II. T*
Elizabeth Ward, Three Legs, 7, Lowerhead Row, 1822.
231. Cooper, William — ^William, Linendraper, Parkrow — 14.
r. June, 1824.
William Cooper was a dealer in linens in Butt's Lane in 1822.
232. Wilkinson, William — William, Merchant, Little Wood-
house — 14.
William Wilkinson, merchant. Mount Pleasant, 1822.
233. Robinson, Isaac — Isaac, Servant, Black Cow yard — 14.
r.* 1824.
234. Perkin, John — ^John, Clothier, Kirkstall — 12.
r. Oct. 25, 1824.
John Perkin was a manufacturer at Kirkstall in 1822.
235. Howard, Samuel — David, Carpet Manuf., Templar St.
— 13. r.* 23 June, 1825.
David Howard was a coverlet manufacturer at Warehouse Hill ; house,
Pottemewton, in 1822.
236. Irvine, James — ^James, Dyer, Schoolclose — 13.
r.* March, 1826.
James Irvin was a dyer at School Close in 1822.
237. Irvine, Matthew — — 11. r.
238. Hawkshaw, John — Henry, Publican, Briggate — 12.
r. 29 Nov., 1824.
Articled to Mr. C Fowler, surveyor. A very eminent engineer;
constructed great works in many parts of the world, including the
Amsterdam Canal and Severn Tunnel. F.R.S.; F.G.S. Knighted in
1873. I^cd 12 May, 1891, aged 80.
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239. Swittenbank Joseph Armley.
r. to a writing school, September, 1824.
Joseph Swithenbank was a grocer at Armley in 1822.
239^. Walton, James — Matthew. Clothier, Kirkstall — 9.
Matthew Walton was a cloth manufacturer at Kirkstall in 1830.
26 Januay., 1824.
240. O'Neil, John — ^John, Painter, Vicar Lane — 9.
r. to High School, Edinburgh, 26 Jan., 1825.
241. Calvert, John — ^John, Gunmaker, Briggate — 13.
r. Dec, 1825.
John Procter Calvert, gun maker lo, Commercial Street. Died
May, 1881. Chapel AUerton. His Museum of Curiosities was sold
at Sotheby's.
242. Calvert, Christopher — ^William, Gunmaker, Leeds — 14.
r. Dec, 1825.
William Calvert was a gunsmith ; house, Butt's Court, in 1822.
243. Terry, John Frederick — ^John Frederick, Druggist, St.
Peter's Sq. — 9.
244. Taylor, William Stead — Robert, Surgeon, Kirkgate — 11.
Robert Taylor was a surgeon at 21, Albion Street, in 1830.
245. BoUand, Fearne — Christopher, Solicitor, Leeds — 12.
r. Dec, 1825.
Admitted a solicitor. Atkinson, Dibb & BoUand, Butt's Court, Leeds.
246. Dickinson, Thomas Rutherford — Joseph, Woolstapler,
Leeds — 13. r. July, 1829; Magd. Coll., Camb.
Joseph Dickinson was a woolstapler ; house, Willow Lodge, near St. James
Street, 1822.
247. Ogden, George — Thomas, Engineer, Woodhouse Car — 1 1.
r.* 2^ June, 1825.
248. Nussey, Obadiah — George, Dyer, Millhill — 11.
r. 29 Jan., 1827.
A woollen manufacturer and merchant in Leeds (Hargreaves & Nussey,
West Bar). Morley House, Headingley Hill. J. P. for Leeds. Alderman;
Mayor 1863-4. Chairman Textile Department, Yorkshire College.
Founded Royal Exchange, Leeds. Died 14 March, 1902, aged 89, at
Morley House. Lawns Wood.
249. Petty, William — William, Gent., Lady lane — 1 1. r.
250. Butterfield, Henry — Frederick, Traveller, Leeds — 14.
r. Feb. 21, 1825.
251. Brookfield, William Henry — Charles, Solicitor, Sheffield
— 14 (o). r. Dec, 1826.
Rev; William Henry Brookfield, born 31 Aug., 1809. Articled to a
solicitor in Leeds. Trin. Coll., Camb., 1829. Private Tutor. Inspector
of Church Schools. Curate of St. James*, Piccadilly, 184a Chaplain
to the Queen. Prebendary of St. Paul's. Rector of Somerby. Died
12 July, 1874.
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252. Army t age, Jo. North Green — ^Joseph Green, Thick
Hollins — 18 (o). r. 16 Sept., 1826, to St. John's
Coll., Cambridge. 11 Jr. Opt.; 12 in 2nd Class, 1830.
The Rev. Joseph North Green- Armytage, youngest son of Joseph Green-
Army tage, bom 2 April, 1805. Curate of Almondbury, Netherthong and
Slaithwaite. P.C. St. Thomas, Lancaster. Sec. C.P. Aid Society. Rector
of Flax Bourton. Died at Clevedon, 16 Feb., 1873.
253. Roebuck, William — Israel, Clothdresser, Leeds — 10.
r. Sept., 1825.
Israel Roebuck was a commission merchant at New Road End in 1822.
William, his second son, was a cloth merchant. Born 25 Dec., 1 81 3;
died I Dec, 1856, at Hastings.
2 54. Ruddock, William — Christopher, Blacksmith, Leeds — 1 1 .
255. Stansfeld, Robert — Robert Fieldhouse, Sowerby — 18 (o).
r. Dec, 1825.
Bom Dec, 1805. 20th Regt. Ensign, Sept., 1826; Lieut., Nov., 1832,
retired; 6th West York Militia, Colonel. Died 19 Oct., 1885, at
Fieldhouse.
256. Stansfeld, John — — 9 (o). r. June, 1826.
Brother of No. 255. Bom Sept., 18 14. St. John's Coll., Carab.; B.A.;
Sen. Opt. Vicar of Coniston Cold, Yorks., 1846. Died Nov., 1880.
257. Atkinson, Robert — Christopher, Clerk, EUand — 16.
Died suddenly in February, 1824.
Buried at St. Paul's, Leeds, 28 Feb., 1824, aged 17.
113. Clay, Thomas — ^Thomas, Confectioner, Trinity Lane — 11.
r. 20 Sept., 1824.
258. Dayson, James — Samuel, Clothier, Hoi beck — 14. r.*
Samael Da3rson was a woollen manufacturer at Iloibeck in 1822.
259. Bingley, Francis Edward — Benjamin Kennet, Clerk,
Holbeck — 13. r.*
Benjamin Kennet Bingley was a bookkeeper in Water Lane in 1822,
afterwards agent Garforth Colliery. Francis Edward Bingley was a
sharebroker in Albion Street, Leeds, lived in Spencer Place, retired to
Tunbridge Wells, died there ist March, 1896, aged 84.
260. Inman. r.* Sept., 1824.
Charles Inman was a butter factor in Old Rayston's Yard, Market
Place, in 1822.
2 August, 1824.
261. Kemplay, James — Richard, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 14.
r. to Trinity Coll., Cambridge. 4th Wrangler, Jany.,
1833.
Richard Kemplay. Academy, St. John's Place, in 1822. James was
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple on the 30th January, 1852.
Q.C., I, King's Bench Walk. Died June, 1882, at Leinster Gardens,
Hyde Park.
262. Brown, Christopher — Charles, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1828.
Charles Brown was a merchant; house, 9, Grey Walk, in 1822.
Christopher Fountaine Brown. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1840. Retired. Died
at Leamington 4th May, 1886,
20 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
205, Granger, William — ^Thomas Homer, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r.* 30 Nov., 1824.
In the employ of the North Eastern Railway Company at York. Died
about 1870.
263. Granger, Henry — — 9. r.* 20 Nov., 1824.
Henry Homer Granger, M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.S.A. Lond. 1852. Skipton,
Yorks., 1872; died shortly after.
264. Blake, Charles — Christopher Windle, Leeds — 10.
Charles Blake was an accountant in Albert Place> Chapel AUerton, in 1850.
A brother of No. 275.
265. Baker, James — Hodgson, Clerk, Leeds — 10. r.*
Hodgson Baker was a warehouseman at 7, Court 5, Wade Lane, in 1830.
266. Wade, James — ^Joshua, Woolstapler, Leeds — ii.
r. June, 1826.
A woolstapler in Leeds. Died 1857, aged 66.
267. Nelson, William Henry — Daniel, Woolstapler, Leeds — 11.
r.* 23 June, 1825.
268. Hanson, Charles — George, Overlooker, Leeds — 11.
r.* 23 June, 1825.
George Hanson was an overlooker in Water Lane in 1822.
269. Parker, Thomas — William, Clothmaker, Leeds — 13.
r.* 23 June, 1825.
270. Sadler, Alfred — ^Joseph, Gentleman, Tetney Grange,
Lincolnsh. — 18 (o).
r. to St. John's College, Camb., Oct., 1825.
271. Foster, Joseph — ^Jonathan, Paper Manufacturer, I^eds
— II. r.
Asailor (7H.E.I.C.S.) in East India and China trades. Died at Lima,
April, 1 85 1.
272. Wainwright, George Edward — David, Merchant, Leeds
— 12. r.* Dec, 1825.
David Wainwright & Son were merchants at 46, Park Lane, in 1822,
273. Bradley, Frederick — Henry, Shoemaker, Huddersfield
— 13 (o). r. 2^ June, 1825.
Henry Bradley was a shoemaker in Bradley Street, HuddersBeld, in 1822.
274. Cox, John — George, Publican, Leeds — 12. r.* 1828.
George Cox, Robin Hood and Little John, 27, Vicar Lane, in 1822.
275. Blake, Henry Christopher — ChristopherWindle,Leeds — 7 .
A brother of No. 264.
31 January, 1825.
276. Prickett, Robert — Marmaduke, Solicitor, Bridlington
— 16 (O). r. to Trinity College, Cambridge, Aug., 1827.
Died young.
277. Lee, William — ^John, Carpet Manufacturer, Nether Mills
— 13. r. 31 Oct., 1826.
John Lee was a carpet manufacturer at Nether Mills in 1822.
278. Atkinson, William — Edward, Stuffmerchant, Leeds — 11,
r. 2nd Feb., 1831.
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279. Beaumont, John — ^James, Staymaker, Leeds — 12.
r. Dec, 1826.
280. Dodsworth, Frederick — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. to a writing school, Dec, 1825.
Re-entered Aug., 1831. (See after No. 538.) William Dodsworth was
a surgeon in Albion Street in 1822.
281. Hick, Robert — Robert, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r.* Dec, 1826.
Married Ellen, daughter of Robert Wilson. Settled in West Indies.
Lost in the Amazon, burnt at sea, in 185 1.
282. Nevile, Charles Henry — Sandford, Gentleman, Burman-
tofts — 13. r. Dec, 1826.
Sandford Nevile, gentleman, lived at No. 2, Burmantofts, in 1826.
28^. Wooley, William Wellington — John, Stuffinerchant,
Woodhouse — 7 .
r. to be improved in writing, Feb., 1825.
Re-entered. (See after No. 464.)
284. Wooley, Robert — John, Stuffmerchant, Woodhouse — 12.
r. Michs., 1826.
285. Hinchliffe, William — William, Engineer, Leeds — 10.
r. Dec, 1826.
Wm. Hinchliflf was an engineer at Woodhouse Carr in 1830.
286. Dodsworth, Edward — ^William, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. to a writing school, Dec, 1825.
William Dodsworth was a surgeon in Albion Street in 1822.
287. Lucas, Joseph — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds — 12. r.*
Joseph Lucas was a painter at Marsh Lane Head in 1822.
288. Burgess, Joseph — Henry, Woolmerchant, Beeston Bar
— 12. r.* June, 1826.
Hy. Burgess was a woolstapler at Beeston Old Bar in 1826.
8 August, 182s
289. Foster, John — William, Clerk, Clapham — 18 (o).
r. 16 Sept., 1826, to Magdalen College, Cambridge.
12 Junr. Opt., 1830 (Q).
290. Chorley, Henry — ^Thomas, Surgeon, Leeds — 16.
r. Dec, 1825.
Third son of Thomas Chorley. Born 30 June, 1809. M.R.C.S. Eng.;
L.S.A. Lond. 1832. 8, Park Square, Leeds. J. P. for Leeds. Died
28 Feb., 1878, aged 69.
291. Audsley, John Els worth — Squire, Kirkstall — 11.
r. June, 1826.
Mrs. Mary Audsley lived at Kirkstall in 1826.
292. Roice, John — ^John, Sealengraver, Leeds — 10.
r. June, 1828.
John Royce was a seal engraver at 15, Boar Lane ; house. Bean Ing, in
1822.
11 L£EDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
293. Jordan, Henry — Henry, Grocer, Leeds — 9. r.
Henry F. Jordan was a wholesale grocer in Lowerhead Row in 1822.
294. Baynes, James — Benjamin, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
r. Dec, 1825.
294a. Neville, George — Sanford, Gent., Burmantofts — 8.
r. Dec, 1825.
Brother of No. 282.
295. Ward, Frederick — ^John, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 9.
John Ward was a schoolmaster in Back High Street in 1822.
296. Hirst, John Audus — Benjamin, Grocer, Leeds — ii.
r.*Aug., 1827.
Born 1 8 14; died 1858. Woodhouse Cemetery. Son a sharebroker.
297. Goodall, Samuel — ^John, Printer, Leeds — 8.
r. June, 1828.
Airedale Independent College. Minister of Independent Chapel,
Durham, 1841-81. Died 14 Feb., 1892, at Ilkley.
298. Taylor, Edwin Augustus William — William, Solicitor,
Leeds — 11. r. 1828.
299. Russell, Joseph — ^Joseph, Plumber, Leeds — 9.
r. Dec, 1825.
300. Haigh, William Roulstone — William, Cashier, Leeds — 8.
Wm. Haigh was a cashier at I, Park Buildings, Wellington Street, in 1830.
301. Brooke, Richard — ^John, Gentleman, Fenay Lodge,
Huddersfield — 12 (o). r. Dec, 1825.
Pembroke Coll., Oxford, 1830. Married. Died about 30 years old.
Old Bradden Churchyard, Isle of Man.
302. Fitch, Alexander — ^John, Cashier, Leeds — 9. r. June, 1828.
John Fitch was a bookkeeper in Cobourg Street in 1822.
303. Midgley, Benjamin — Benjamin, Captain in the Army,
Stevenson House, near Halifax — 17 (o).
r. to Trinity College, Camb., Oct., 1826.
Benjamin Midgley was an ensign in the 27th Regiment on the ilth of
Dec, 1837.
304. Frankland, Marmaduke — ^John, Overlooker, Leeds — 9.
r. Sept., 1832.
John Frankland was an overlooker at 45, St. James* Street, in 1830.
23 January, 1826.
305. Crawford, Samuel — Samuel, Druggist, Leeds — 9.
r. June, 1828.
Samuel Crawford was a sui^eon in Dewsbury Road in 1830.
306. Kershaw, William — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds — 11.
William Kershaw was a painter in New Bond Street in 1837.
307. Kipling, John — ^James, Stuff manufacturor, Leeds — 14.
Never came after he was entered.
James Kipling was a stuff manufecturer in Mill Street in 1822.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 23
308. Gascoigne, William Hector — Joseph, Cashier, Leeds — 10.
r. Aug., 1827.
Joseph Gascoigne was a cashier at Ridge End, Woodhouse Carr, in 1837.
309. Bailey, John — ^James, Hatter, Leeds — 11. r. Aug., 1827.
James Bailey was a hat manufacturer at 24, Briggate, in 1837.
310. Ellershaw, John — ^John, Drysalter, Leeds — 10.
r. July, 1829.
A seed crusher and oil merchant in Leeds (John Ellershaw & Sons,
Albion Street). Oakfield, Kirkstall. J.P. for Leeds. Trustee of the
School. Died 1890.
311. Brown, Thomas — Charles, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1828; readmitted August, 1829; r. July, 1831.
Charles Brown was a woollen cloth merchant in Grey Walk, Hanslet, in
1837. Thomas Lloyd Brown was a wine merchant in Leeds. Died in
Aug., 1885. St. Chad's, Headingley.
312. Brown, Alfred — Charles, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. June, 1828; readmitted August, 1829; r. to Queen's
Coll., Oxford, Oct., 1834. Lady Hasting's Exhibitioner.
B.A. 1838; 4ih Class Lit. Hum.; M.A 1841. Vicar of Calverley, 1845-76;
died there 26 Dec., 1876.
313. Madden, William — Monson, Captain in the Army, Leeds
— 10. r. Feby., 1833.
Son of Capt. Monson Molesworth Madden, who lived at 2, Roscoe
Place, in 1830.
314. Madden, Henry — — 7. r. Sept., 1833.
A brother of No. 313.
315. Brooke, Joseph — Benjamin, Schoolmaster, Headingley
— 10. r. Dec, 1826.
Benjamin Brooke was a schoolmaster at Headingley in 1822.
316. Brooke, George — — 8. r. Dec, 1826.
(See above.)
317. Tattersall, William — Peter, Malster, Kirkstall — 12.
r.* June, 1826.
Was a maltster. Died May, 1873.
318. Wray, Robert Foster — Edward, Joiner, Hunslet — 8.
r.* Nov., 1 83 1.
Edward Wray was a joiner in Black Bull Yard, Hunslet, in 1830.
319. Horner, John — Henry, Clothmerchant, Leeds — 12.
r. Aug., 1827.
Henry Homer was a merchant in Meadow Lane in 1822.
320. Royston, Luke Kay — Luke, Commercial traveller, Leeds
— 10.
Luke Royston was a merchant at 42, St. Peter's Square, in 1830.
31 July, 1826.
321. Smith, George Pyemont — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 9. r.
Re-entered 14 Jan., 1833.
322. Hartley, John — ^Jonas, Cooper, Leeds — 12,
Jonas Hartley was a cooper in Top Close in 1822.
^4 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
323. Parkinson, Thomas — Robert, Woolstapler, Leeds — 12.
Robert Parkinson was a commission merchant in Bank Street; house,
South Row, in 1822.
324. Mann, Alfred — ^James,Bookseller,Leeds — 11. r. Dec, 1828.
James Mann was a bookseller at 68, Briggaie, in 1822. He was also a
printer and publisher in the Central Market. Died at Ilkley.
325. Simpson, Charles — ^John, Printer,Leeds — g. r. June, 1828.
326. Jons, John — ^John William, Vety. Surg., i Drag. Grds.,
Leeds — 11. r. Feb., 1827.
327. Pattison, John — William, Asst. Vety. Surg., i Drag. Gds.,
Leeds — 13. r. Feb., 1827.
328. Royston, Thomas — Betlay, Milkman, Leeds — 13.
r. 7 Dec, 1826.
Mr. Betlay Royston lived in Duncombe Street in 1830.
32Q. Jowett, John Marshall — Samuel, Printer, Leeds — 10.
Samuel Jowett was a printer in Dickinson's Court, Mill Hill, in 1822.
330. Nelson, James — James, Whitesmith, Leeds — 13.
r. June, 1832 ; Magdalen Coll., Camb. Milner's
Scholar; last Junr. Optime.
James Nelson was a furnishing ironmonger at 47, Briggate, in 1822.
331. Strother, Thomas Benedict — Marmaduke, Leeds — 11.
r.*Dec., 1826.
The third son of Marmaduke and Ann Strother. Born 21 March,
1815. St. Mary-le-Strand, Middlesex. Died 27 March, 1836.
^^2. Buckley, William — ^James, Excise Officer, Leeds — 10.
r. May, 1827.
333. Young, William James — William, Nailmaker, Leeds — 11.
Wm. Young was a nail maker at 15, George Street, in 1826.
334. Slater, Michael — Christopher, broker, Leeds — 12. r.* 1828.
Christopher Slater was a broker at 24, Lowerhead Row, in 1822.
335. Morgan, Lewis — Lewis, Surveyor of Highways, Leeds
— II.
Lewis Morgan was a builder at Wheeler Place, Bank, in 1822.
336. Holmes, John— Richard, Joiner, Leeds — 11. r.*Dec.,i826.
Richard Holmes was a joiner in Union Place, Leathley Lane, in 1826.
337. Barlow, John James — ^John Smith, Hatter, Leeds — 10.
r. to St. John's College, Cambridge, Oct., 1834. Top
of I St Class Midsum., 1835; loth Senr. Opt.; Class.
Trip., 3 Class, 1838.
nth Sen. Opt.; first in 3rd Class Classics ; M.A. Vicar of Kempsford,
near Fairford. Died 27 Sept., 1880.
338. Spencer, William — William, Clothier, Leeds — 14.
r. 1834. Teacher in a school at Harrogate. St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, Oct., 1836. 35th Wrangler 1840.
Son of William Spencer, of Brunswick Street, Leeds.
339. Williams, John — ^John, Bank of England, West Hackney
— 15 (o). r. June, 1829; Magdalen College, Cam-
bridge. 10 Junr. Opt.
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340. Martin, John — ^John, Preacher, Leeds — 14.
341. Keeling, William Brown — Isaac, Minister, Leeds — 10.
r. Feb., 1827.
342. Lumb, William — ^John, Millwright, Leeds — 13.
r.Aug., 1827.
John Lumb was a millwright at 41, Marlborough Street, in 1826.
343. Turton, George Frederick — ^John, Clothier, Leeds — 11.
r* 1828.
344. Schofield, William — ^John, Excise, Leeds — 11.
r* June, 1828.
Wm. Schofield was an exciseman in Ansley Street, Meadow Lane, in 1830.
345. Royce, William — ^John, Engraver, Leeds — 9.
John Royce was a seal engraver, 15, Boar Lane; house, Bean Ing,
m 1822.
346. Balme, George — ^John, Woolstapler, Leeds — 10.
r. Dec, 1828.
John Balme was a woolstapler in Trinity Lane ; house, Queen^s Square,
in 1822.
347. Harrison, George Frederick — Robert, Timber Mercht.,
Rothwell Haigh — 10 r. April, 1834.
Admitted a solicitor. Horsfall & Harrison, Park Row, Leeds. Retired
about 1851. Died 1861.
29 January, 1827.
348. Parkinson, William — Robert, Woolstapler, Leeds — 11.
r. Dec, 1829.
Robert Parkinson was a commission merchant in Bank Street; house.
South Row, in 1822.
349. Sherwood, Thomas — ^Thomas, Silversmith, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1828.
Thomas Sherwood was a goldsmith at 43, Briggate, in 1822.
350. Hirst, Charles — William, Merchant, Leeds — 16.
r. June, 1828.
William Hirst was a merchant and manufacturer to His Majesty in
School Close ; warehouse, Alfred Street, in 1822.
351. Lord, Charles — Samuel, Book keeper, Leeds — 13.
r. Aug., 1827.
Samuel Lord was a commission agent at 10, Trinity Street ; house, 7,
Sunny Bank, in 1830.
352. Briggs, Thomas — William, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
William Briggs was a stuff merchant in St. James Street in 1822.
353. Dixon, William — Joshua, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
354. Nussey, Joseph — George, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
A woollen manufacturer and merchant, Wortley Low Mills. Died Nov.,
1 89 1. Woodhouse.
355. Nussey, Thomas — Greorge, Dyer, Leeds — 8.
A woollen manufacturer and merchant. Helped to found Textile
Department, Yorkshire College. Leeds Chamber of Commerce report,
Paris Exhibition, 1867. Bramley Grange, Thomer, 1905.
26 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
356. Cooper, Samuel — Samuel, Malster, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1828.
Samuel Cooper was a maltster and corn dealer in the Calls in 1822.
357. Toomy, John — Patrick, Cropper, Leeds — 10.
Patrick Toomy was a shopkeeper at 52, Hope Street, in 1830.
358. Tennant, William — ^Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1831 ; Trin. Coll., Camb., 1832. 8th Sent.
Opt.; 3rd Class in Classical Tripos 1836.
Youngest son of Thomas Tennant. First vicar of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 1847. Died 10 July, 1879, aged 65.
359. Hawksworth, Joseph — ^John, Printer, Leeds — 9.
John Hawksworth was apprenticed to Edward Baines, Sen. (Leeds
Mercury), in 1804. The son, Joseph, was in the Mercury office for more
than 60 years.
360. Ellis, John Smith — ^William, Clergyman, Doncaster —
14 (o). r. Dec, 1828; readmitted and removed, July,
1831 ; Catherine Hall, Camb., Oct., 1831.
361. Boyne, William — ^Thomas, Tobacco Manfr., Leeds — 11.
Thomas Boyne was a tobacconist; house, St. Peter's Square, in 1822.
William Boyne was a tobacco manufacturer; retired; lived many years
in Florence; died there 13th Nov., 1893, aged 78. A well-known
antiquary. F.S.A. 1853.
362. Smith, John — ^John, Clothier, Hunslet — 13.
Born 21 Aug., 181 3. Woollen draper at 16, Briggate, Leeds. Died
7 Aug., 1857. Woodhouse Cemetery.
363. Battye, John — ^John, Solicitor, Huddersfield — 14 (o).
r. June, 1828.
Admitted a solicitor £. 1836. Succeeded his uncle William in practice
at Birstall, near Leeds. Died 29 Aug., 1899, aged 88.
364. SutclifFe, William — John, Solicitor, Hebden Bridge —
16 (o). r. Dec, 1827.
Admitted a solicitor £. 1835. Practised at Hebden Bridge. Died
5 Dec, 1864.
365. Kinder, John — ^Joseph, Butcher, Leeds — 14. r. 1828.
Joseph Kinder was a butcher at 17, Old Shambles; house. New Street,
m 1822.
366. Wilford, Bartholomew — ^John, Linen Merchant, Brunton
— 17 (o). r. Deer., 1827.
367. Murphy, Edward — ^Joseph, Dentist, Leeds — 13.
r. April, 1827.
Joseph Murphy was a dentist in Park Square in [822.
368. Cottam, George Tolson — George, Merchant, Leeds — 7.
Re-entered Jan., 1836. (See after No. 716.)
369. Townsend, George — Phineas, Printer, Leeds — 9.
Phineas Townsend was a letterpress printer at 8, Providence Place, Upper
North Street, in 1826.
370. Wilkinson, John Rhodes — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. 1828.
Re-entered July, 1829. (See after No. 463.) John Wilkinson was a
woolstapler and merchant, 2, Albion Street. Residence, Klmwood
House, in 1822.
371. Kitson, David — ^John, Clerk, Leeds — 13.
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30 July, 1827.
372. Pearson, John — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 9. r. June, 1828.
John Pearson was a merchant and cloth dresser, Skinner Lane ; house,
Grove Terrace, 1822.
373. Smith, John — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 9. r. 1831.
Took name of Pyemont instead of Smith. On the London Stock
Exchange. Died in 1899, at the Grove, Epsom.
374. Cheetham, Christopher Greaves — Richard, Traveller,
Leeds— 9.
Richard Cheetham was a traveller at 14, Airedale Place, West Street,
in 183a
375. Chambers, Charles John — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. Dec., 1828.
John Chambers was a woollen merchant ; house, 5, Bank Street, in 1826.
376. Atkinson, Thomas — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. 1833. Oxford B.A. 1838; 4th Class Lit. Hum.
50. Clayton, Richard — Richard, Gentleman, Leeds — 19.
r. June, 1828.
Re-entered.
377. Teale, Joseph — ^Thomeis, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
L.S.A. Lond. 1836; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1837. 31, Albion Street, Leeds,
1872. Retired to The Riddings, Bentham.
378. Linsley, William — ^Joseph, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. Jany., 1831.
Joseph Linsley was a merchant in Mabgate in 1822.
379. Dawson, William — William, Overlooker, Leeds — 8.
Re-entered Aug., 1831. (See after No. 538.)
145. Dixon, Joshua — ^Joshua, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1832 ; Trinity Coll., Camb. 2nd Class Midsum.,
1833. Prevented by illness from taking degree of B.A.
380. Carr, George — George, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
381. Carr, Francis Fourness — — 8.
r. Midsum., 1833 (Q).
382. Wright, George — George, Taylor, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1828.
George Wright was a tailor at 5, Leylands, in 1822.
383. Poole, Charles William — Richard, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
r. Dec, 1828.
Richard P(X)le was a grocer, South Bar Bridge, 1822.
384. Poole, Matthew Bramah — — 10. r. June, 1829.
385. Fawell, George Robinson — Thomas, Surgeon, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1828.
386. Fitch, Walter — ^John, Cashier, Leeds — 10.
John Fitch was a lx>okkeeper at i, Westminster Place, West Street, in
1826.
28 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
387. Milner, Thomas Darnton — ^Thomas Eleker, Librarian,
Leeds — 10. r. Sept., 1837, ^^ Magdalene College,
Camb. Millner's Scholar 1841; B.C.L. Head Master
of Borobridge School 1843.
Vicar of Armyn, Yorks. , 1869. Died 4 March, 1883. Name spelled
Millner.
388. Murphy, Brownell — ^Joseph, Dentist, Leeds — 15.
Joseph Murphy was a dentist in Park Square in 1822.
389. Smyth, John — Edward, Gent., Leeds — 12. r. June, 1828.
Edward Smyth was sub-agent of the Bank of England ; house, 18, Albion
Street, in 1830.
390. Wood, Peter — ^James, Manufacturer, Manchester — 16 (o).
391. Brownlow, Richard — ^Joseph, Cornfactor, Leeds — 12.
28 January, 1828.
392. Walker, Samuel William — ^Joseph, Lascelles Hall,
Huddersfield — 15 (o).
r. to Catharine Hall, Camb., Oct., 1831.
Died 26 June, 1845, unmarried.
393. Walker, William Buttle — ^Joseph — 13(0).
r. Dec, 1832 ; Magdalen Coll., Cambridge, 1833.
Brother of No. 392. B.A.; Barrister Inner Temple, 8 May, 1840. Died
25 April, 1848, unmarried.
394. Wood, Benjamin — Benjamin, Spirit Merch*, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1828.
Benjamin Wood was a spirit merchant at Timble Bridge ; house, Skinner
Lane, in 1822.
395. Roberts, John — ^Thomas, Innkeeper, Hunslet — 11.
Thomas Roberts, Duke of York, Beeston Old Bar, in 1830.
396. Barras, Robert Thomas — ^Thomas, Clerk, Leeds — 8.
r. June, 1828.
397. Brownbill, John — ^Thomas, Watchmaker, Leeds.
r. June, 1829.
A watchmaker at No. 20, Briggate, Leeds; retired; died Dec, 1899.
398. Stubbings, Henry — ^Thomas Clay, Agent, Leeds — 12.
r. Jany., 1831.
Thomas Clay Stubbins was an accountant at Benson's Buildings ; house,
8, Mill Hill, in 1830.
399. Plant, William Cart — ^Thomas, Hatter, Worksop, Notts,
— 22 (o). r. June, 1829.
400. Roebuck, John — Israel, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1828.
Israel Roebuck & Sons, woollen merchants, 14, Somers Street; house,
8, Grace Street, in 1837. John Henry Roebuck was third son of
Israel, a Methodist minister in Glasgow. Bom 4 Feb., 1816 ; died
20 Dec., 1840. Memoir, with portrait, published 1842.
401. Roebuck, Israel — — lo. r, June, 1828.
David Israel, fourth son of Israel Roebuck, a printer, in Leeds (Trinity
Street). Born 27 January, 1818 ; died 27 Oct, 1899, in Leeds.
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402. Hick, Benjamin — Robert, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 12.
Settled in Demerara.
403. Haigh, Daniel — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 16.
Cambridge Cath. Hall, i* Jun' Opt. 1834 (Q).
Probably the Rev. Daniel Haigh, vicar of Buckden, Hunts., 1850-75.
404. Haigh, John — — 13.
r. June, 1833. Queen's Coll., Oxford, Oct., 1834. B.A.
1837; 4*** Class.
Incumbent of St. Thomas, Crooks, Sheffield, 1840; of St. Paul,
Huddersfield, 1844; of Shirley, Hants., 1862; resigned about 1883. Died
at Tunbridge Wells, about 1890.
405. Denton, William John — ^William, Headingley — 12.
William Denton was a gentleman living at Headingley in 1826.
406. Haigh, William — ^Thomas, Agent, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1829.
407. Grreen, William Clayton — William, Schoolmaster, Whit-
kirk — 1 1 (O). r. to Clare Hall, Cambridge, Mids', 1836.
56'** Sen' Optime 1840; 6**^ in Class 3 Class. Tripos.
Re-entered January, 1835. (See following No. 674.)
408. Atkinson, Samuel — Samuel, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
r. June, 1828.
Samuel Atkinson was a stuff manufacturer, 7, St. Peter's Square, in 1822 ;
plaid manufacturer, 35, St. Peter's Square, in 1837.
409. Waites, John — ^William, Farmer, Sowerby — 17 (o).
The Rev. John Bentley Waites, of Sowerby, near Thirsk. St. John's
Coll., Camb. Curate of South Stainley. Vicar of Markington.
410. Richardson, Thomas St. George — Mervyn, Captain &
Adjt. I West York, Leeds — 11. r.* July, 1831.
Captain Mervyn Richardson lived at 91, West Street, in 1837. He was
placed on half pay on the 4th of Feb., 1826. (See No. 72.)
411. Micklethwaite, Harry — Richard, Ghrocer, Leeds — 12.
r. Dec, 1829.
Richard Micklethwait was a wholesale grocer at 14 and 15, Bridge, in
1822.
412. Ainley, William — ^John, Innkeeper, Leeds — 15.
r. Dec, 1828.
John Ainley, Crown and Fleece, 3, Crown Street, in 1837.
413. Grreenup, Frank — George, Merchant, Sowerby Bridge
—14 (o).
413a, Greenup, Henry — — 13 (o). r. March, 1832.
W. & G. Greenup were cloth manufacturers and merchants at Sowerby
Bridge in 1822.
414. Walker, Thomas — George, Clothier, Headingley — 11.
George Walker was a woollen manufacturer at Headingley in 1822.
Thomas Walker resided in America, and died there on 2nd May, 1891.
415. Breacher, Major Rider — Charles Stewart, Shoemaker,
Leeds — 8.
Charles Stewart Bresher was a shoemaker at 17, Mabgate, in 1837.
The Rev. Major Rider Bresher was Second Master of Lichfield Grammar
School in 1844.
30 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4 August, Z828.
416. Lassey, John — ^Joseph, Malster, Leeds — 12. n* 1828.
Joseph Lassey was a victualler, the Hope Inn, 57, York Road, in 1830.
417. Paley, Greorge — ^George, Manufact^ Leeds — 9.
418. Inchbald, Thomas — ^Thomas, Bookseller, Leeds — 10.
Thomas Mawson Inchbold. Born 24 Oct., 181 7 ; died 14 July, 1874.
419. HoUyday, John — ^William, Linendraper, Leeds — 11.
William Holyday was a linen draper at 31, Kirkgate, in 1822.
420. Holroyd, George Frederick — William, Woolstapler,
Chapel town — 13.
William Holroyd was a wool stapler at 6, Call Lane, in 1822.
421. Marshall, Hugh John — ^John, G«nt., Horsforth — 14 (o).
John Marshall was a drysalter at Horsforth in 1822.
422. Musgrave, William Peete — William Peete, Grent.,
London — 15 (O). r. June, 1831. Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge, Oct., 1831; !•** Sen' Optime, 1835; Conduct
Fellow.
M.A. 1837. Curate of Trumpington, 1837-40. Vicar of Eaton
Bishop, 1841-54. Rector of Etton, 1854-78. Warden of St. Catherine's
Hospital, Ledbury, 1877. Canon of Hereford.
423. Peacock, Charles — Caesar, Printer, Leeds — 13.
424. By water, John — ^William, Surgeon, Nottingley — 10.
William By water was a surgeon in Aire Street, Knottingley, in 1822.
425. Webster, William — ^John, Brewer, Leeds — 12. r. 1828.
John Webster lived at Old Brewery Yard, Meadow Lane, in 183a
426. Hodgson, Richard — William, Grocer, Leeds — 11. r. 1828.
William Hodgson was a wholesale and retail tea dealer at North Town
End in 1822.
26 January, 1829.
427. Smith, Samuel — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 8.
r. June, 1832.
Afterwards known as Rev. Samuel Pyemont, D.D., Durham. Vicar of
Whitwick, Leicester, 1864; died there, 1875.
428. Cheetham, William — Richard, Traveller, Leeds — 9.
Richard Cheetham was a traveller at 14, Airedale Place, West Street,
in 1830.
429. Willock, William — William, Gent., Leeds — 13.
r. to Magdalen Coll., Cambridge, Oct., 1834. Milner
Scholar; 44*** Wrangler ; Fellow of Magdalen.
The Rev. William Wellington Willock.
430. Chantrell, Robert Dennis — Robert Dennis, Architect,
Leeds — 14.
Was a haberdasher, 20, Upperhead Row, Leeds, in 1841.
431. Crossley, Rowland — David, Gent., Halifax — 16 (o).
Admitted a solicitor. For many years with Middleton & Son, Leeds.
Died 24 Nov., 1887, at Grove Terrace Leeds, aged 75. Woodbouse
Cemetery.
George Dixon, M.P.
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LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 3 1
432. Pickles, Joseph Henry — ^Joseph, Clergyman, Leeds — 12.
r.* June, 1832.
The Rev. Joseph Pickles had a boarding academy at 13, Brunswick
Street, in 1830.
433. WoUaston, Charles Richard — William Charles, Clergy-
man, Leeds — 11. r. June, 1829 ; readmitted.
A son of the Second Master. Born 13 March, 181 8. 4th King's Own
Regiment — ensign 1844, lieutenant 1848. Died 29 Aug., 1850, at Calcutta.
434. Teal, Arthur — Henry, Land Surveyor, Leeds — 12.
r.* April, 1830.
Henry Teal & Son, land surveyors. No. 6, Albion Street ; house, Sturton
Lodge, in 1837.
435. Dixon, William — Abraham, Gent., Leeds — 10.
r. June, 1832.
Abraham Dixon was a foreign commission agent at I, Commercial
Buildings, in 1830.
436. Dixon, George — Abraham, Gent., Leeds, r. June, 1832.
Birmingham 1838. Town Councillor 1862, Mayor 1866. Entered
Parliament 1867. A great Educationist. M.P. for Edgbaston. Died
24 Jan., 1898. aged 77.
437. Booth, John — Richard, Farmer, Bramley — 14.
438. Rogerson, Thomas — ^Joseph, manuP", Bramley — 14.
Joseph Rogerson was a manufacturer at Bramley in 1837.
439. Sheepshanks, Thomas — William, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r. June, 1832. Triny. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1842; 19'*^
Jun' Opt.; 14*** in 2^ Class Class. Tripos.
M.A. 1845. Curate of Ide Hill, Kent, 1842. P.C. of High Harrogate,
1845-57. Bilton, 1857. Vicar of Arthington, 1864-72. Park Place,
Harrogate, 1903.
440. Dunn, John — ^Thomas, Gent., Famley near Otley — 16 (OJ.
r. to Queen's Coll., Cambridge, 1832 (June).
Thomas Dunn was house steward at Famley Hall in 1822. Was not the
&ther or son well known in connection with Madeira wine called by
his name?
441. Sharp, John — Samuel, Clergyman, Wakefield — 18 (o).
r. Oct., 1829. Magdalen Coll., Cambridge. 4 Jun'
Opt. 1833.
B.A.; Scholar ; M.A. 1836. P.C. of Horbury, 1834-99. Hon. Canon of
Ripon. Died at Horbury, 10 June, 1903.
442. Atkinson, Dalrymple — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 9.
r. June, 1829.
Re-entered July, 1830. (See following No. 507.)
443. Clark, John — William, Wharfinger, Leeds — 12.
444. Chantreli, John Bohan — Robert Dennis, architect,
Leeds — 13.
An architect in Leeds. Chantreli & Son, Greengates, Otley, 1841. 3rd
West York Militia — lieutenant 1852, captain 1854, hon. major 1873.
445. Robinson, George — Richard, Wharehouseman, Leeds
— 12.
Richard Robinson was a warehouseman at 25, Portland Street, in 1830.
^2 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. '
446. Crabtree, Samuel — William, Flour factor, Leeds — 10.
William Crabtree was a flour dealer at 4, Ludgate Hill, and 94, High
Street, in 1830.
447. Turley.
448. Copeland, Walter — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1829.
449. Copeland, Fountaine — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. June, 1829.
450. Wollaston, William James — William Charles, Clergy-
man, Leeds — 8.
r. June, 1829; readmitted; r. Mids', 1834.
William Ottley James Wollaston was a son of the Second Master.
Born 30 July, 1820. M.R.CS. 1847. At Blackburn until 1850. Died
8 Oct., 1858.
451. Green, John — Antony, Grocer, Leeds — 13.
Anlhony Green was a shopkeeper at 18, York Street, in 1837.
452. Ibbetson, William — ^Thomas, Taylor, Leeds — 1 1.
Thomas Ibbetson was a tailor in Portland Street in 1837.
453. Ibbetson, William — ^Thomas, Taylor, Leeds — 9.
454. Foxcroft, Thomas — ^Thomas, Press setter, Leeds — 12.
455. Nichols, William — William, Machine maker, Leeds — 13.
William Nichols was a machine maker in Isle I^ne, Holbeck, in 1837.
456. Mortson, James — ^John, Carter, Leeds — 13.
John Mortson was a carter at Mill Green, Holbeck, in 1837.
457. Dixon, Thomas — ^Abraham, Gent., Leeds — 7.
r. Aug., 1829.
Abraham Dixon was a foreign commission agent at Commercial
Buildings in 1830.
458. Crossland, James Stead — ^Thomas, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
r. June, 1829.
Thomas Crosland was a grocer and oil dealer at Holbeck in 1830.
459 Crossland, Thomas Smith — ^Thomas, Grocer, Leeds — 9.
r. June, 1829.
27 July, 1829.
460. Teale, William Henry — William, Linendraper, Leeds
— 19. r. for St. John's Coll., Camb. A.B. 1834.;
25^*^ Jun' Optime.
Vicar of Royston. Rector of Devizes. Died at Clevedon, 1878.
461. Boyne, Charles — ^Thomas, Tobacconist, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Boyne & Son were tobacco and snutf manufacturers, 13, Neville
Street ; house, Virginia Cottage, in 1837.
462. Hirst, George — George, Merchant, Leeds— 9.
George Hirst was a merchant at 2, Kingston Terrace, in 1837.
463. Walker, John — Abraham, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1833.
Abraham Walker lived at Cheapside, Hunslet Lane, in 183a
370. Wilkinson, John Rhodes — ^John, Woolstapler, Leeds — 12.
John Wilkinson was a wool stapler at 2, Albion Street ; residence,
Elmwood House, in 1822.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 33
464. Philips, Paul — Peter, Taylor, Leeds — 12.
Peter Phillips was a tailor in Old Square, Kirkgate, in 1822.
28^. WooUey, William Wellington — ^John, Leeds — 11.
r.* July, 1 83 1.
465. Rickards, James — George, Clergyman, Wortley — 1 1.
r. Midsum^ 1833.
The Rev. George Rickards was P.C. of Wortley in 1830. James Bateson
Rickards was a corn merchant. Died in London 13th Jan., 1883.
466. Millner, Jacob William — ^Thomas Ellicar, Book keeper,
Leeds — 11. r. Sept,, 1834.
Thomas Millner was Librarian at the Leeds Library in 1830.
467. Markland, Bertie — Ralph, Gent., Leeds — 11.
r. April, 1835.
Admitted a solicitor. Practised in Leeds. Markland & Davy, No. 42,
Albion Street. Lived at Sheepscar. Died at Harrogate, 26 April, 1874.
468. Hirst, George — Abraham, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
Abraham Hirst was a merchant at i, South Parade, in 1830.
469. Kennion, Robert — ^Thomas, Clergyman, Harrogate —
13 (o). r. Augst., 1832. St. John's Coll., Cambridge,
Oct., 1833. 30^** Wrangler, 1837.
Called to the Bar, at Lincoln's Inn, 26 Nov., 1840. Ordained in 1854.
The Rev. Robert Winter Kennion. Rector of Acle, Norfolk, 1858-96.
Died at Tunbridge Wells, 25 Dec, 1897, aged 82.
470. Clarke, Joseph — Isaac, Servant, Leeds — 12.
471. Thorns, Zaccheus — ^Zaccheus, Publican, Leeds — 12.
Zaccheus Thorns was a victualler. Sportsman Inn, 3, Cherry Row, in
1830.
472. Calder, Grillies — Frederick, Minister, Leeds — 14.
r.* Sept., 1832.
473. Calder, Edwin — — 13. r.* Sept., 1832.
474. Calder, Frederick — — 11.
r.* Sept., 1832 ; readmitted April, 1836.
(See following No. 723.)
475. Sharp, William — Samuel, Clergyman, Wakefield — 17 (o).
r. to Magdalen Coll., Camb% Oct, 1831.
I Feb., 1830.
476. Addinell, Abraham Musgrave — Samuel, Basket maker,
Leeds — 14. r. June, 1832.
Grace Addinell & Son were basket makers at 40, Briggate, in 1822.
477. Rhodes, John — Benjamin, Innkeeper, Leeds — 13. r.
Benjamin Rhodes was a victualler. White Horse, Woodhouse Carr, in
1830.
478. Parkinson, Robert — Robert, Agent, Leeds — 11.
Robert Parkinson was a commission merchant in Bank Street; house,
South Row, in 1822.
479. Barlow, William Henry — ^John Smith, Hatter, Leeds — 10.
r. Dec, 1 83 1.
John Smith Barlow was a hatter at 76, Briggate, in 1822.
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34 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
480. Rickards, Greorge Henry Lascelles — George, Clergy-
man^ Wortley — 10. r. Midsum', 1834.
L.S.A. Lond. 1840; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1841. 7, Moorland Road, Leeds,
1872. A Factory Inspector. Died at Pool, 22 July, 1892.
48 1 . Wright, Christopher Sanderson — Christopher Sanderson,
Com merchant, Leeds — 10.
482. Mathers, Bradshaw — ^Joseph, Millwright, Leeds — 9.
Joseph Mathers was a millwright at Burmantofts in 1822.
483. Sangster, Charles — John, Solicitor, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1836, to St. John's Coll., Cambridge, Oct.,
1837. Chancellor's Eng. Poem, 1839; Brown's Medal,
1840; 2o"» Wrangler 1841 ; Class. Trip. 2°^ Class, 6^\
M.A. 1845. Curate of High Hoyland, 1844. Vicar of Darton, Barnsley,
from 1855. Formerly Hea^ Master of Rochester and Chatham Classical
and Mathematical Institution. Late Rural Dean.
484. Spinks, William James Hawks — William, Drufrgist,
Leeds — 11.
William Spink was a druggist at i, Wood Street, Briggate, in 1830.
485. Teale, William — Benj", Gent., Leeds — 1 1. r.* June, 1832.
Benjamin Teale lived at 4, Queen Street, in 1837.
486. Teale, Henry — —9. r.* June, 1832.
487. Hogg, William — ^Thomas, Merchant, Leeds— 9.
Thomas Hogg was a merchant at Lower Moor Side, Holbeck, in 1837.
488. Hogg, Joseph — — 14. r.* Midsum', 1834.
489. Dixon, Isaac — ^Josiah, Clothier, Leeds — 11.
Josiah Dixon was an overlooker at Woodhouse Carr in 1830.
490. Micklethwaite, Benj° — Richard, Grocer, Leeds — 12. r.
Richard Micklethwaite was a wholesale grocer at 14 and 15, Briggate,
in 1822.
491. Spiritt, William — ^Thomas, printer, Leeds — 10.
Thomas Spiritt was a printer at 6, Nippett Lane, in 1850.
[Dr. Holmes* writing begins here.]
July, 1830.
492. Wilkinson, John — (John) Meanwood — 1 1 . r.* June, 1832.
493. Willock, Edmund Peel — (William) — 11. r. June, 1832.
William Willock was Distributor of Stamps, 14, Benson's Buildings;
house, Lyddon Terrace, in 1837.
494. Frankland, John — (John, Cropper) — 11. r. June, 1832.
John Frankland was an overlooker at 45, St. James Street, in 1830.
495. Tempest, David — (John) — 14.
John Tempest & Son were drysalters at Holbeck Moor Side in 1830.
496. Chorley, William Francis — (Thomas, Surgeon) — 13.
r. Jany., 1832.
Born 21 June, 1817. Fourth son of Thomas Chorley. M.R.C.S. Eng.
i84o;Caius Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1845; M.B. 1846; M.R.C.P. Lond. 1846.
9, Clarence Lawn, Dover, 1872. Died in Ivondon, 26 July, 1890, aged 73.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 35
497- Harrison, Abner — (Robert, Grocer) — 10.
? Queen's Coll. Drowned.
Re-entered July, 1834. (See following No. 655.)
498. Johnson, James — (James, Whitesmith) — 14.
499. Heaton, John Deakin — (John) — 12. r. Physician.
Born 23 Nov., 1817. M.B. 1841. M.D. 1843, Univ. Lond.; M. 1859,
F. 1868, R.C.P. Lond. Claremont, Leeds, 1872; died there 29 March,
1880. (See L^e, by Wemyss Reid.)
500. Smith, George — (James, Coach-guard) — 12.
James Smith was a coach guard at 19, Brunswick Street, in 1830.
501. Butterfield, William Benson — (Frederic, Traveller) — 12.
r. June, 1832.
502. Atkinson, William — — 17.
503. Dixon. Readmitted.
504. Harral, William — (William, Broker) — 10.
William Harrison Harral was a hatter and clothes broker at 8 and 134,
Kirkgate, in 1830.
505. Kirby — (John) Headingley — 12.
506. Kirby — (John) — 13.
507. Hepper, F. W. — (William, Publican) — 9. r. Jany., 1833.
William Hepper was a woolstapler and victualler at Green Dragon,
14, Guildford Street, in 1830.
442. Atkinson, Dalrymple — (John, Surgeon).
Readmitted, r. Oct., 1834.
508. Walker, George Hargrave — (John, Clothdrawer) — 10.
r. Sept', 1833.
John Walker was a cloth drawer at 20, Byron Street, in 1837.
509. Wells, John Barley — (John, Bingley) — 15.
510. Rogerson, Thomas — (John, Clothier, Armley) — 14.
511. Briggs, Samuel — (Joshua, Clothier, Armley) — 10.
Joshua Briggs was a clothier at Armley in 1822.
512. Hodgson, Christopher — (Robert) — 15. r.* June, 1832.
513. Jordan, John — (Henry, Grocer) — 10. r. June, 1832.
514. Nicholson, Joseph — (Charles, Innkeeper) — 15.
r. June, 1831.
Charles Nicholson was a victualler, Woodman, Sweet Street, in 1830.
Jany. 17***, 1831.
515. Angell, Charles Henry — (John) Roscoe place — 12.
r. Oct., 1833; readmitted April, 1835. Lady B.
Hastings' Scholar, 1839; Queen's Coll., Oxford;
B.A. 1843.
Re-entered January, 1835. (See following No. 686.)
516. Russell, John — (Frederic) Meadow Lane — 1 1.
r. Midsum', 1834.
Frederick Russell was an earthenware manufacturer in Meadow Lane
in 1830.
517. Dawson, Fawcett — (Joseph) West Bar — 12.
36 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
518. Frankland, James — (John) St. James St. — 10.
r. Sept., 1833.
John Frankland was an overlooker at 45, St. James' Street, in 1830.
519. Thackwray, Charles — (John) Wellington Rd. — 12.
520. Shacklock, William — ^Joshua, Supervisor, Hunslet — 12.
Joshua Shacklock was a supervisor in Waterloo Road, Hunslet, in 1837.
521. Crossland, Henry — (John) Trafalgar St. — 13.
John Crosland, gent., 7, Trafalgar Street, in 1837.
522. Freeman, Charles James — Claremont place — 12.
r. Nov., 1 83 1.
523. Hicks, John — (John) North Street — 13. r. June, 1832.
John Hicks was a bookseller at 17, North Street, in 1837.
524. Stead, Daniel Gamble — Beeston Hill, Famley
— 12. r. Augst., 1831.
Jonas Stead & Son were woollen manufieurturers and merchants ai
5, Mill Hill, and Farnley and Gildersome, in 1830.
525. Mitchell, William Henry — ( ) Wine Merchant,
Headingley — 10. r. Midsum', 1834.
Son of Henry Charlesworth Windsor Mitchell. In the Excise
Department. A gauger at London Docks. Died in London.
526. Butterfield, Joseph Dixon — (Frederic, Traveller) — 11.
r. Jany., 1833.
527. Wardle, Joseph Williams — (Joseph, Clergyman) Leeds
— 12. r. March, 1831.
The Rev. Joseph Wardle was P.C. of Beeston in 183 1.
528. Holmes, Joseph — (Joseph, Clergyman) Leeds — 10.
r. Oct., 1840, to Trinity Coll., Cambridge, i*' Class
1841 ; Scholar 1843; B.A. 1844; 15**" Sen*" Optime,
and 4^ in 2 class Class. Tripos.
M.A. 1847. Curate of Chesterfield, 1847. Vicar of Swineshead, Lines.,
from i84]8.
529. Strickland, Emmanuel — Kirby Moorside — 18 (o).
r. to Queen's Coll., Cambridge, Oct., 1831.
The Rev. Emmanuel Strickland, M.A. Curate of Ingleby Greenhow,
1835; of Richmond, 1836; of Brixton Deverill, 1838. P.C. of
Horningsham, 1848. Rector of Brixton Deverill, Wilts., 1858. Died
1875, aged 63.
530. Blackburn, Joseph — (John) Leeds — 13.
531. Gregson, James — (James) Leeds — 11.
James Gregson was an overlooker at Holbeck in 1830.
532. Calder, Edward — (Frederic, Wesleyan Minister) Leeds
— 9. r.* Sept., 1832.
Probably a solicitor ; admitted in 1845 ; practised at Bristol.
533. Bailey, Edwin — (James) Leeds — 11.
James Bailey was a hat manufacturer at 24, Briggate, in 1837.
534. Matthews, Joseph — Clerk, Leeds — lo.
535. Simpson, William — (John) Briggate — 18. r. to Queen'.s
College, Cambridge, Oct., 1834. 32 Jun' Opt. 1838.
Vicar of Dolx:ross, 1845.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 37
536. Hargraves, Benjamin — (Richard, Paper Stainer) Albion
St. — 16. r. Jany., 1832.
Richard Hargraves was a painter and paper stainer at 36, Commercial
Street; house, Portland Crescent in 1837.
August v\ 1831.
537. Bywater, Thomas — ^John Rainforth, Banker, Middleton
Grange — 12. r.
John Rainforth Bywater was manager at the new Gas Works, 68, Albion
Street, in 1866. Thomas Bywater was engaged in the shipping business
at Liverpool. Died at Liscard, Cheshire, Feb. 14, 1903.
538. Carter, Henry — John, Labourer, Leeds — 10.
379. Dawson, William — William, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
28. Dodsworth, Frederic — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 17.
r. June, 1832.
William Dodsworth was a surgeon at 34, Park Square, in 1837.
539. Crookes, Richard — William, Tea Dealer, London — 15 (o)*
r. Midsum', 1833.
540. Hamilton, Richard Winter — Richard Winter, Dissenting
Minister, Leeds — 10. r. Jany., 1833.
Rev. Richard Winter Hamilton, Independent, 9, East Parade, in 1837.
Richard Winter Hamilton, corn factor, 13, Warehouse Hill; house,
4, Elmwood Place, in 1850.
541. Hardisty, Richard Henry — Robert, Leeds — 14. r.
Mr. Robert Hardisty lived at 11, Carr Place, in 1837. Richard Henry
Hardisty was a fruiterer at 9, Upperhead Row, in 1850.
542. Hubbersty, Robert Curteis — Zachary, Solicitor, London
— 15 (o). r. Midsum', 1832. Peterhouse Camb% 1834.
2 Sen' Opt. 1838.
Rector of Castleton Parva, Rutland, from 1874.
543. Kirby, Charles — John Headingley — 10.
r. June, 1835 (Q).
John Kirby was a blacksmith at Headingley in 1830.
544. Priestley, Charles Henry — Charles Thomas, Leeds
— 10. r. Midsum', 1834.
Charles Thomas Priestley was a commission agent at Pottemewton
in 1837.
545. Pattison, Henry — ^William, Leeds.
William Pattison was a joiner at 6, Noble Street, in 1830.
546. Royce, Frederic — John, Engraver, Leeds — 10.
r.* Jany., 1832.
John Royce was a seal engraver at 17, Bond Street; house, Woodhouse
Moor, in 1837.
547. Tute, Edward B. H. — ^James (late). Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
r.* Midsum' 1833.
548. Wilkinson, Samuel — Samuel, Farmer, Walton Head
—14 (O). r. April, 1833.
Baptised at Kirkby Overblow, 20 June, 181 7. Studied medicine. 'Went
to Cambridge University. Buried at Kirkby Overblow, 8 April, 1845.
38 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i6th Jany., 1832.
549. Hall, John — John, Cheese Factor, Leeds — (11).
r.* Midsum', 1833.
John Hall was a cheese factor at 14, Upperhead Row, in 1850.
550. Moody, Winter — ^Thomas, Exciseman, Hunslet — 12.
r. Midsum', 1833.
551. Moody, John — ^Thomas, Exciseman, Hunslet — 10.
r. Sept., 1833.
552. Flood, Samuel — John, Surgeon, Leeds — 13.
r.* Midsum^ 1833.
St. Bees College. Incumbent of Beaminster, Dorset ; of St. Matthew's,
Leeds, 1852; of Dinton, Aylesbury. D.D. Queen's College, Cambridge
(10 years). Died 20 Sept., 1888.
553. Yates, George — Will°* Hepper, Wool stapler, Leeds — 9.
William Hepper was a woolstapler and victualler at the Green Dragon,
14, Guildford Street, in 1830.
554. Price, Henry William — ^William, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
r. Sept., 1837.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.S. A Lond. 1843. 9, York Place, Leeds, in 1872.
555. Hicks, William — ^John, Bookseller, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1833.
John Hicks was a bookseller at 17, North Street, in 1837.
556. Cromack, William Nichols — George, Clothmerchant,
Leeds — 8. r. Sept., 1833.
George Cromack was a commission agent at 37, Belgrave Street, in 185a
557. Johnson, Thomas^ — William, Comfactor, Moretown — 13.
r. 1 8th Jany., 1832.
558. Tute, Henry Dowell — James (late), Surgeon, Leeds — 9.
559. Bassett, William — Major Boyd — 12. r. 2^ Feby., 1832.
13-
Linen Draper, Leeds — 11.
560. Brook, Samuel — Richard,'
561. Brook, Edward — Richard,
r. Midsum', 1833.
562. Brook,William — Richard,; 8.
Richard Brook was a linen draper and silk mercer at 51, Briggate,
in 1830.
563. Crossland, Thomas — ^John, Gentleman, Leeds — 1 1.
John Crossland, gent., 7, Trafalgar Street, in 1837.
564. Howarth, William Lee — Edmund, Gentleman, Leeds — 12.
r. Readmitted 1834, to Magdalene Coll., Camb% 1839.
Millner's Scholar.
Re>entered Jan., 1834. (See following No. 637.)
565. Reinhardt, Charles — ^Johann C, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
r. 1834.
Bom Jan., 1819. A wool broker in Liverpool. Retired, 13, Grosrenor
Road, Hoylake, Cheshire. Died 29 Jan., 1904, aged 85.
566. Reinhardt, Johann Christian — ^Johann C, Druggist,
Leeds^ — 11. r. Midsum', 1834.
Bom 21 June, 1820. A chemist in Briggate, Leeds. Retired in 1876,
to Grafton House, Scarborough. Died April, 1892.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 39
567. Upton, John Everard — ^John, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1833.
John Everard Upton. Admitled a solicitor, 1842. 5, Bank Street;
house, 3, Elm wood Place, in 1850.
568. Liddle, Josiah — Caleb, Traveller, Leeds — 13. r.
Caleb Liddle was a traveller at 2, Prospect Terrace, in 1837.
569. Fox, Richard — William, Leather Factor, Leeds — 11.
r. Easter, 1837.
Obtained a Hastings Exhib. at Queen's College, Oxford, but did not
reside. With Messrs. Joshua Tetley & Son, brewers. Died at Leedsr
3 Sept., 1902, aged 81.
570. Horsefield, William — Mark, Exciseman, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1834.
571. Holyday, William — ^William, Grrocer, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1833.
572. Halley, James — ^Thomas, Coach Painter, Leeds — 11.
r. 7th Feby., 1832.
573. Matterson, Edward Hardwicke — Edward, Druggist,
Leeds — 12. r.* June, 1835.
Edward Matterson was a chemist and druggist at 13, Briggate ; house,
2, Blundell Place, in 1830.
574. Matterson, John Kitching — Edward, Druggist, Leeds
—10. r.* June, 1835.
575. Grayson, John Birdsall — Samuel, Lieutenant, Leeds — 12 .
r. Jany., 1833.
576. Grayson, William — Samuel, Lieutenant, Leeds — 10.
r. Jany., 1833.
In 1830 Samuel Grayson was a lieutenant on half pay, 94th Regiment.
He appears to have been placed on half pay on the 30th of Oct., 1823.
30th July, 1832.
577. Armitage, William — William, Ainderby Steeple — 14 (o).
Died June, 1833.
578. Armitage, Harry Wormald — ^William, do. — 12 (o}.
r. Midsum', 1833.
Changed his name to Wormald on succeeding to the G>okridge Estate.
Died Jan., 1895.
579. Parker, Edward — Edward, Gent., Selby — 10 (o).
r. Christmas, 1840. St. Peters Coll., Camb% 1841.
580. Parker, Robert John — Edward, Gent., Selby — 9 (o).
r. Midsum', 1840.
58 1 . McDermott, George — George, Army Surgeon, Leeds — 14.
r. April, 1834.
Michael McDermott was surgeon to the 89th Regiment, 5th April, 1839.
582. McDermott, William — George, Army Surgeon, Leeds
-^12. r. Sept., 1834.
40 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
583. Jones, John Edmund Stock — ^John, Brush Manufact',
Leeds — 11. r. June, 1833.
584. Jones, William Henry — ^John, do. do. —9.
r. June, 1833.
John Jones was a brush manufacturer in Park Cross Street ; house,
12, Park Square, in 1837.
585. Wormald, William — Samuel, Gent., Leeds — 9.
r. Sep^ 1833.
Samuel Wormald was a gentleman at Knostrop in 1830.
586. Leak, Thomas Mallorie — ^William, Stubhouse — 12.
r. June, 1835.
L.S.A. Lond. 1844; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1845; L.R.C.P. Edin. i860.
Hemsworth, Yorks., 1872.
587. Wade, John — Benjamin, Draper, Leeds — 9.
Benjamin Wade was a linen draper at 99, Briggate, in 1822.
588. Richardson, Ralph Burlinson — ^William, Tailor, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1833.
Ralph Burlinson Richardson was a salesman at 57, Coboui^ Street,
in 1850.
589. Crossland, Edward Houseman — ^John, Cloth Dresser,
Leeds — 13.
590. Holmes, George Grorham — ^Joseph, Clergyman — ^Leeds
—9. r. Oct., 1842, to St. John's Coll., Camb^
1^ Class, Mids., 1843; Scholar; B.A. 1846; Fellow
of St. John's Coll., 1847; 2 2<* Sen' Opt.; 5*** in 2^ Class
Class. Tripos.
M.A. 1849; B.D. 1856. Vicar of Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, 1865;
died there 10 March, 1902, aged 78.
59 1 . Hepworth, Frederic William — ^Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds
—12. r. Jany., 1833.
Thomas Hepworth, Bean Ing Tavern, 21, Croppergate, in 1830.
592. Dawson, Jeremiah Harrison — ^William, Book-keeper,
Leeds — 10.
William Dawson was a book-keeper at i, Upper Fountaine Street,
in 1850.
593. Beaumont, Thomas Atkinson — Francis, Merchant, Leeds
— 14. Died 1834.
594. Hodgson, John William — Robert, Clergyman, Kirkstall
—9. r. Christ., 1838.
The Rev. Robert Hodgson was incumbent of Kirkstall in 1830.
595. Webster, Joseph Ditch — ^James, Stuff Merchant, Leeds
—8.
596. McNicholl, Philemon Jackson — ^Joseph, Weaver, Leeds
— 10.
Lived with his grandmother in Meadow Lane. In a bookseller's shop ;
then a merchant's clerk. Lost a foot by an accident. Died at Wakefield
about 1842.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 4 1
597. Famcomb, Alfred — John, Wine-merchant, Hunslet — 13*
r. Midsum', 1833.
598. Farncomb, Thomas — John, Wine-merchant, Hunslet — 8.
r. Jany., 1833.
No. of Boys Aug**^, 1832.
Upper School . . • 19
Middle 37
Lower . 53
Total . . .109
14th Jany., 1833.
599. Burton, Joshua — ^John, Woolstapler, Roundhay — 12.
r. Christ", 1836.
Lived in London, where he died in 1904. "Joshua Burton married,
18 May, 1846, Fanny Wilkinson, at Gretna Green." (See Mayhall's
Annals of Leeds ^ p. 529.)
600. Burton, John — ^John, Do. Do. — 10.
r. March, 1839.
Lived at Great Driffield (58, Middle Street North) ; died there, unmarried.
601. Atkinson, Edward — Edward, Perfumer, Leeds — 13.
r. 1833, Christmas.
Re-entered July, 1834. (See after No. 647.)
602. Gamble, Richard — Thomas, Coachman, Leeds — 12.
r. 1834, Christmas.
Thomas Gamble was a guard at 70, Cobourg Street, in 1837.
603. Hirst, Charles — Abraham, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
r. Midsum', 1834.
Abraham Hirst was a merchant; house, i, South Parade, in 1830.
604. Mitchell, John — Charles Hy. W., Wine-merchant,
Headingley — 10. r. Midsum^, 1837.
John son of Henry Charles worth Windsor Mitchell, a wine merchant.
A veterinary surgeon at 5, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds. Died at Coddington,
Notts., 20 Feb., 1890, aged 67.
605. Dawson, Sam^ Preston — Robert, Exciseman, Hunslet
— 12. r. Midsum', 1834.
606. Greenwood, James — Luke, Millwright, Woodhouse — 8.
r. Midsum"*, 1834.
607. Stables, Edwin Harland — John, Solicitor, Leeds— 9.
r.* Christ*, 1836.
608. Rayner, Thomas — ^Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum', 1834.
Thomas Rayner, Cross Keys, 4, Hunslet Lane, in 1830 and 1837.
609. Brunton, Richard — William, Blacksmith, Leeds — 11.
r. Sept., 1833.
William Brunton was a blacksmith and horse dealer at 55 and 4,
Waterloo Street, Hunslet Lane, in 1830.
42 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
6io. Smith, George Pyemont — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 16.
r. Sept., 1833.
Leeds Medical School (Honours); M.R.C.S. Ens;.; L.S.A. Lond.;
M.D. Edin. 1838. Volunteer Surgeon, Crimean War. Mount Stead,
Otley, Yorks. Died 4 May, 1883, at Bisley Rectory, Surrey.
611. Barber, James Henry — ^Jonathan, Teacher in American
Universe, London — 12 (o). r. Sept., 1834.
Manager and afterwards Chairman of the Sheffield Banking Company.
J. P. for Sheffield and West Ridhig. A Quaker. Died 25 Dec, 1902,
at Broomhall Park, Sheffield.
612. Balme, Charles — ^John, Woolstapler, Leeds — 12.
Balme & Scholefield were wool merchants in Basinghall Street in 1837.
613. Roberts, John — ^Joseph, Wesleyan Minister, Leeds — 8.
r. Sep', 1834. Magdalene Coll. B.A. 1847 ; 39th Sen'
Opt.; 6** I St Class.
Fifth first Class Classics ; Fellow and Tutor of Magdalene College.
614. Backhouse, Daniel — Daniel, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
r. Dec, 1834.
Daniel Backhouse was a pattern dyer at 8, Mill Hill, in 1837.
615. Gilpin, Edwin — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum', 1836, Home to Triny. Coll., Camb% Ocf,
1837. I St Class 1838.
Sizar; D.D. Archdeacon of Nova Scotia.
616. Powell, Thomas Wilde — ^James, Banker's Clerk — Leeds
— 14. r. Oct., 1834.
James Powell was a bsuik clerk. House, Bank Court, 154, Brip;ate, in
1830. Thomas Wilde Powell was a solicitor at 3, Albion Place, m 1847.
617. Wood, Matthew Bateson — Robert, Wesleyan Minister,
Leeds — 9. r. Midsum', 1835.
618. Madden, Wyndham Monson — Monson M., Major in the
Army, Leeds — 9. r. to Edinburgh, Sepr., 1833.
St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A.; Sen. Opt. 1845; M.A. 1875. Incumbent
of Holy Trinity Church, Wakefield, 1853. Son of Brevet-Major Monson
Molesworth Madden, 50th Regiment.
619. Cran, William — Thomas, Cropper, Leeds — 11.
r * Christ', 1836.
620. Masters, John — ^John, Woolstapler, Holbeck — 8.
r.* Midsum., 1837.
Re-entered Jany., 1841. (See following No. 898.)
Boys in School, Feby., 1833.
Upper School . . . . »7
Middle 48
Lower 49
Total . . .114
29th July, 1833.
621. Bealey, Samuel — Adam, Bleacher, RadclifFe — 12 (o).
r. Oct., 1833.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 43
622. Bovver, John — ^Nathaniel^ Brush Maker, Leeds — 14.
r. Ap., 1836.
623. Best, John William — George, Leeds — 12.
Sheffield, aunt in Leeds ; Boy 7 yrs. resid.
624. Carr, Edwin — ^Thomas, Dyer, Leeds — 9.
625. Dyson, Greorge William — ^William, Spirit MerchS Leeds.
r. Aug., 1836.
Re-entered July, 1837. (See following No. 787.) William Dyson was a
wine merchant at 10, Providence Row, in 1837.
626. Cheetham, Joseph — ^Joseph, Straw Hat Manuf", Leeds
— 10.
Joseph Cheetham was a straw hat maker at 43, Lady Lane, in 1837.
627. Chippendale, Charles Thomas — Charles, Tallow Chandler,
Leeds — 16. r. Midsum', 1834.
628. Flower, William Balmber — ^Marmaduke, Schoolmaster,
Leeds — 13. r. to Magdalen Coll., Camb% Oct., 1838.
Millner's Scholar.
Probably the Rev. William Balingborough Flower, vicar of Kings
Kerswell, South Devon, 1852.
629. Kendell, Daniel Burton — ^John, Upholsterer, Leeds — 14.
r. Sep^, 1834. Caius Coll., Camb., 1838.
M.B. 1847. J.P. for West Riding. Thornhill House, Wakefield. Died
I Oct., 1902, aged 84.
630. Pickles, George William — ^Joseph, Clergyman, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1834.
The Rev. Joseph Pickles had an Academy at 13, Brunswick Street,
in 1830.
631. Pickles, Edward — Joseph, Clergyman, Leeds — 9.
r. Jan., 1836.
632. Taylor, John — Robert, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1835.
Robert Taylor was a surgeon at 21, Albion Street, in 183a
633. Scatcherd, Watson — Norrison Morley — 12 (o).
r. Midsum', 1834.
Watson, son of Norrison Cavendish Scatcherd. Admitted a solicitor 1844;
practised at Morley; died 1855.
Boys in School, Sep', 1833.
Upper School . • 17
Middle 42
Lower 42
Total . . .101
20th Jany., 1834.
634. Bellhouse, William — David, Tailor, Leeds — 12.
David Bellhouse was a tailor at 4 Court, 155, Briggate, in 1830.
44 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
635. Goodchild, William George — William Thomas, Clergy-
man — 15 (o). r. Christmas, 1836. Magdalene Coll.,
Camb®, 1837. B.A. 1841. Sidney Coll.
Head Master of Audlem Grammar School, 1844. Vicar of East Tilbury,
Essex, 1845. I^i^ ^^ sea, 21 May, 1868.
636. Haigh, Daniel Henry — George, Calico-printer, Leeds
— 14. r. Midsum*", 1836.
Bom near Chorley, 7 Aug., 1819. In business in Leeds. Joined clergy
at St. Saviour's. Largely helped to build All Saints' Church. Joined
Church of Rome, 1847; ordained Priest 8 April, 1848. Built a Church
at Erdington, near Birmingham; lived there. Died 10 May, 1879, ^^
Oscott. ''An antiquary." (See Yorkshire Archcsological Journal^ vi, p. 53.)
637. Houlgate, William — John, Chapel-town— 9.
r. Midsum', 1834.
564. Howarth, William Lee — Edmund, Leeds — 14.
Re-entered; left in Oct., 1839, for Magdalene Coll.,
Camb^. Millner's Scholar.
Curate of Stanningley. Elm wood House, Leeds, 1875. J. P. for West
Riding, 1868. Died at Elmwood House, 14 Dec., 1877, aged 58.
638. PuUan, Thomas — ^Thomas, Clergyman, Farnley — 11.
r. Aug., 1836.
In a mining company at Melbourne, Australia ; died there.
639. Phillips, Edward — Edward Leeds — 12.
Edward Phillips was a size manufacturer in Stocks Fold, Bank, in 1830.
640. Richardson, William — William, Tailor, Leeds — 1 1.
r. June, 1835.
William Richardson was a tailor, and lived at 6, Upper North Street,
in 1826, and also in 1830, when he was a tobacco manufacturer.
641. Robinson, John — — 11. r. March, 1836.
642. Robinson, James — — 11. r. 1836.
643. Stead, Bennett — ^Joseph, Sadler, Leeds — 10. r.
Joseph Stead was a saddler in Upperhead Row in 1830. Titus Bennett
Stead was a druggist at 20, Upperhead Row ; Leeds Town Council,
1872-81 ; Board of Guardians 1867 to death. Died at Roundhay, 14th
August, 1882.
644. Sedgwick, Richard — Matthew, Draper, Leeds — 10.
r. Christmas, 1838.
Matthew Sedgwick was a draper at 72, Briggate, in 1837.
645. Wainwright, William — Joseph, StuflF Singer, Woodhouse
646. Whitehead, John — Thomas, Shoemaker, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1834.
Thomas Whitehead was a shoemaker at 18, George Street, in 1830.
Boys in School, March, 1834.
Tipper School
Middle Do.
Lower Do.
Total
'7
2%
43
88
The Rev. Daniel Henry Haigh, M.A., F.S.A.
[A 44
^k
The Rev. Edward Atkinson, D.D.
Master of Clare College, Cambridge.
IA46
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 45
28th July, 1834.
647. Allman, Thomas — ^William, Weaver, Leeds — 14.
r. Christmas, 1841.
Appointed Writing Master at the School 1842. A cripple. Afterwards
had a school in Butts Court.
601. Atkinson, Edward — Edward, Perfumer, Leeds — 14.
Readmitted, r. to Clare Hall, Camb*^. Scholar 1838 ;
38 Sen' Optime 1842 ; 3^ in the first Class of Classical
Tripos; Fellow of Clare Hall and Class. Lecturer.
Master of Clare Coll., Camb.
From 1856, D.D.
648. Battye, Alfred — ^John, Solicitor, Huddersfield — 15 (o).
r. June, 1835.
Bom 1818 ; died in 1842 in Jamaica.
64Q. Berry, Thomas — ^Thomas, late Quarter Master 97th,
Leeds — 12.
650. Booker, John— John, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum', 1838; readmitted Oct, 1839.
(See following No. 862.)
651. Booker, Rob'Alfi-ed — William, Draper, Leeds — 13.
A woobtapler. Charles Street, Bradford ; house, Manningham Lane.
Retired to Cheltenham; died there.
652. Clark, Thomas — ^John, Coach Maker, Leeds — 13.
John Clark & Son were coach builders in Bishopgate Street in 1837.
653. Dixon, Thomas — ^Thomas, Grocer, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1840, to S* John's Coll., Camb*. i"^ at
Midsum' Exam", 1841; Scholar; B.A. 1844; 5^**
Wrangler; Elected Fellow of Jesus Coll., on the
Bishop of Ely's Found", thrown open to the competi-
tion of all B.A.» in the University, Jany., 1845. Head
Master of Bingley Grammar School.
654. Elkington, Gulielmus James — ^James Goodall, Army
Surgeon, Leeds — 14. r. June, 1835.
James Goodall Elkington, who was at Waterloo, was appointed surgeon,
17th Lancers, nth Sept., 1828.
655. Garbutt, John Huby — ^William, Tailor, Leeds — 10.
497. Harrison, Abner — Robert, Druggist, Leeds — 14.
Readmitted; r. to Queen's Coll., Camb®, Oct., 1841.
Drowned in the Cam, Nov., 1841.
656. Kershaw, William Ripley — ^John, Bricklayer, Leeds — 8.
r. Christmas, 1841.
Re-entered Aug., 1842. (See following 980.)
657. Mitchell, Charles — Henry C. W., Spirit MerchS
Headingley — 10. r.* Mids^, 1837.
Charles, son of Henry Charlesworth Windsor Mitchell, who was a wine
merchant at 33, Albion Street, in 1850.
46 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
658. Nelson, Greorge — ^Thomas, Whitesmith, Leeds — 12.
r. Aug., 1836.
Thomas Nelson was a whitesmith at 8, Bull and Bell Yard, Briggate,
in 1830.
659. Marriott, John Blakey — William, Salesman, — u.
William Marriott was a wholesale hosier at Court 47, Briggate; house,
22, Elm wood Street, in 1847.
660. Atkinson, Richard — John, Farmer, Fillingham, Lincolns.
—12 (o).
661. Rogerson, Henry — ^John, Stone Mercht., Bramley — 14.
r. Sep% 1834.
John Rogerson was a stone merchant at Leeds and Liverpool Canal
Basin; house, Bramley, in 1837.
662. Robinson, James — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
James Robinson was a mei chant ; house, Woodhouse Lane, in 1837.
663. Smith, Frederick — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 9.
Re-entered Jan., 1840.
664. Schofield, John — ^Joshua, Tailor, Leeds — 9. r. AugS 1836.
665. Smith, William — Charles, Butcher, Leeds — 10.
r. ChristS 1838.
Charles Smith was a butcher at 122, Briggate; hoase, 12, Skinner
Lane, in 1837.
666. Taylor, William — ^John, Labourer, Hunslet — 10.
r.* Midsum., 1837.
667. Vickers, Rich** Edward — ^Joseph C, Printer, Leeds — lo.
r. Ap., 1836.
A hosier in Briggate. Died about i860.
668. Webster, Joseph — Rawson, Druggist, Heckmondike
—12 (o). r.
Rawson Webster was a surgeon at Heckmondwike in 1837.
669. Webster, Rawson — Rawson, Druggist, do.
— 9 (o). r. Midsum', 1839 ; re-entered ; r. Midsum., 1843.
Re-entered Jan., 1 841. (See following No. 903.)
Boys in School, Aug«*^, 1834.
Upper School . . . .16
Middle 35
Lower 41
Total . . .92
19th Jany.y 1835.
670. Beaumont, Charles — ^James, Staymaker, Leeds — 11.
r. Ap., 1836.
James Beaumont was a staymaker at 6, Kirkgate, in 1830.
671. Booker, Samuel Briddon — ^John, Spirit Merch*, Leeds — 8.
r. Christmas, 1840. Jesus Coll., Camb., Mar., 1853.
B.A. 1856; M.A. 1861. Curate of Hope, Derbyshire, 1857; of Stockton
Heath, 1859. Rector of North Piddle, 1873. Vicar of Shirebrook,
1879; of Marton, 1881 ; of Chicheley, i8i85-93. Bridge House,
Kenil worth, 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 47
672. Bowes, Walker Somerville — Christopher, Hatter, Leeds
— 12. r. Mids', 1837.
Christopher Bowes was a hat manufacturer at 21, Briggate; house*
Woodbine Place, in 1837.
673. Crossland, William — Thomas, Grocer, Holbeck — 13.
Thomas Crosland was a cheese and bacon factor in Isle Lane,
Holbeck, in 1837.
674. Elkington, Fred*' George — ^James G., Army Surgeon,
Leeds — 12. r. June, 1835.
Tames Goodall Elkington was surgeon, 17th Lancers, nth Sept., 1828.
Frederick George Elkington was ensign, 35th Regt., 4th Sept., 1840;
lieutenant, 31 Dec., 1844; captain, 13 July, 1849.
407. Green, William Clayton — William, Schoolmaster, Whit-
kirk — 18 (O). Re-admitted; r. to Clare Hall, Camb%
1836. Scholar; 58**^ Sen' Opt. 1840; 6^^ in 3^ Class
Class. Tripos.
M.A. 1845. Established a school at Birkenhead. Died in London,
1891. In Orders. Spelled his name latterly with final *'e.'*
675. Hudson, John — Frederic, Huddersfield — (o).
r. Midsum., 1836. Surgeon.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.S.A. Lond. 1841 ; M.D. Lond. 1846. 11, Cork
Street, London, W., 1901.
676. Holmes, Charles Richard — ^Joseph, Clergyman, Leeds — 9.
r. to Magdalene Coll., Cambridge, Oct', 1845. Milner's
Scholar 1846; B.A. 1849.
Curate of Coley, Halifax, 1854. Vicar of Haley Hill, Halifax, 1855.
677. Kjiapton, James — ^Jonathan, Delver, Leeds — 12.
r.* Midsum', 1838.
Jonathan Knapton was a flag and stone merchant ; house, Wortley, in 1830.
678. Laurence, Thomas — ^Levi, Chapel-town — 13.
r. Christ", 1 84 1 . Assist. Master, Christmas ( 1 842 to 1854).
Levi Laurence was a shoemaker in 1822.
679. McGown, John Tinker — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1836; re-admitted Mids', 1837; r. Mid-
sum., 1838.
(See following No. 780.)
680. Procter, Leeds — 10. r. Feb^, 1835.
John Bovill Prockter, son of William Prockter. With John Eyres & Son
jTour years, then with William Jackson & Son, tobacco manufacturers.
Lowerhead Row, whom he succeeded. 80, Bankside Street, 1902.
681. Stringer, John — George, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 15.
r. June, 1835.
John Stringer was a bootmaker at 18, Kirkgate, in 185a
682. Thumell, George — George, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 11.
r. June, 1839 5 re-admitted June, 1843. S' John's Coll.,
Camb^ B.A 1850.
Re-entered July, 1843. (See following No. 1075.)
683. Wood, John Atkinson — Francis, Clothier, Leeds — 9.
A manufacturer of carriage laces and furnishings in Manchester,
Thorneyholme, Seymour Grove, Old Trafford, 1903.
48 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
684. Young, Charles Edward — George, Coach Gruard, Leeds
— II.
685. Sykes, Albert — ^John, Druggist, Leeds — 11. r.
John Sykes was a druggist at 8, Waterloo Street, in 1830.
686. Dixon, John — ^Joshua, Merchant, Leeds.
Re-admitted ; r. April, 1 835, to business. 1 843, S*^ John's,
Camb^ B.A. 1847.
Son of Joshua and Susanna Dixon. Bom at Wortley; baptised
9 May, 1821.
515. Angell, Charles Henry — ^John, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 16.
(See Entry 183 1.)
John Angell had a school at 92, Byron Street, in 1837. Charles Henry
Angell to Queen's College, Oxford ; Hastings Exhibitioner ; B.A. 1843.
Chaplain Leeds Gaol in 1850. Curate in chuge of Mariansleigh, Devon ;
died there 17 June, 1883, aged 63.
Feby., 1835. Boys in School.
Upper School . . . .16
Middle 27
Lower 41
Total ... 84
3d Aug«S 1835.
687. Bagnall, Freeman Leopold — Thomas, Gentleman, Chester
— 15 (^)- r- Sep', 1836, to Paris (school).
Son of Thomas Bagnall, M.D. Bom Oct, 1819. A pupil of Robert
Stephenson, engineer. A keen sportsman. . Master of Chester Beagles.
Died July, 1897. Chester Cemetery.
688. Bradley, John Micklethwaite — Benjamin, Leeds — 15.
r.* Midsum., 1837.
Benjamin Bradley was an auctioneer and victualler at 61, Bridge Street,
in 1850.
689. Bowes, Walsingham Vernon — Christopher, Hatter, Leeds
— II.
Christopher Bowes was a hat manufacturer at 21, Briggate; house.
Woodbine Place, in 1837.
690. Barnes, Thomas — George, Cloth Drawer, Leeds — 14.
r. Ap., 1836.
691. Booker, William Henry — ^William, Linen Draper, Leeds
— 12. r. Christmas, 1839.
A worsted manufacturer. Retired to Scarborough ; died there.
692. Booker, Charles Frederic — ^William, Linen Draper, Leeds
— II. r. Christmas, 1839.
Durham Univ. Scholar ; B.A. 1850; M.A. Rector of Stanningley, 1864.
693. Brooke, John — Daniel, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum., 1837.
Daniel Brooke was a druggist at 12, Lady Lane, in 1830.
694. Buckley, Alfred — ^John, Hackney Coach Keeper, Leeds
— II.
John Buckley was a coach proprietor at 32, New Park Street, in 1837.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 49
695. Carr, Horatio Mitchell — Martin, Schoolmaster, Leeds —
— II. r.
Martin Carr had a school at 11, Crown Street, in 1837.
696. Denton, Francis — William, Headingley — 12.
William Denton, gentleman, lived at Headingley in 1830.
697. Dickinson, Charles — ^Joseph, Grocer, Leeds — 14.
r. Ap., 1836.
698. Dobson, Joseph Edward — ^Jesse, Publican, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum', 1837.
Jesse Dobson kept The Dolphin in Vicar Lane in 1837.
699. Dobson, Jesse — ^Jesse, Publican, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1837.
A brother of No. 698.
700. Halliley, Edward — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
Edward Halliley was a cloth finisher in the Leylands; house. New
Leeds, in 1837. 5, St. George's Terrace, in 1850.
701. Holmes, James Waldby — James, Postmaster, Mt.
Weighton— 19 (o). r. to Clare Hall, Camb«, Oct',
1835. Scholar; 29^** Jun' Opt. 1839.
P.C. of New Mill, Kirkburton, 1843. Died 14 Dec., 1878.
702. Rooke, Richard Ludlam — Edward, Accountant, Leeds
—12. r. Christ", 1836 (?).
Admitted a solicitor T. 1845. Ferns & Rooke, Bank Street; Kooke
& Midgley, White Horse Street, Leeds. 12, Blenheim Terrace, Leeds.
Died 20 March, 1S81 ; buried at Adel.
703. Rogers, George — ^James, Printer, Leeds— 14.
James Rogers was a woollen and stuff printer at 12, Sandford Street,
in 1837.
704. Kendrew, Tatham — ^Thomas, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 9.
r. Ap., 1836.
Thomas H. Kendrew was a Schoolmaster in Anglesea Street in 1837.
705. Slade, William — ^William, Leeds — 13.
William Slade was a corn factor at 13, Warehouse Hill ; house, 3,
Cobourg Street, in 1837.
706. Thorpe, John Hall — William, Joiner, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1836.
John Hall Thorp was a builder at Hunslet ; then a valuer. 6, Victoria
Terrace, Far Headingley. Died 28 Dec, 1904, aged 81.
707. Wade, Isaac — Isaac, Miller, Leeds — 12. r. Midsum., 1838.
Aug"*, 1835. Boys
Upper School
Middle Do.
Lower Do.
Total
in School.
16
90
IS*** Jany., 1836.
708. Armitage, Benjamin — ^William, Spinner, Holbeck — 10.
r. Midsum', 1837.
50 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
709. A.tkinson, John Beaumorit^-John, Artist, Hunslet — 12.
John Atkinson was an artist at 9, Mulberry Place, Hunslet Road, in 1850.
710. Alison, Timothy — Timothy, Gardener, Knosthorp — 13.
Timothy Alison was a market gardener at Cross Green in 185a
711. Bellhouse, James — David, Draper, Leeds — 12.
r. Septs 1837.
David Bellhouse was a tailor in Court 155, Briggate, in 1837.
712. Booth, Joseph — Nathanael, Leeds — 1 1 .
Bom ill Hunslet Lane, Leeds, 4 June, 1824. With Mr. Ramsden,
paper merchant, Boar Lane; then for 25 years with Messrs. Hudson,
King's Mills. An oil and cake merchant in London in 1903.
713. BoUand, Thomas — Christopher, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r. May, 1839.
Christopher BoUand was a solicitor in Butt's Court. Atkinson, Dibb
& Bolland, in 1837.
714. Cassidy, Will"* Graham — ^James, L* Colonel, Leeds — 12.
r. Christ', 1836.
A lieutenant in the 9th Regiment, 6 April, 1842.
7 1 5. Cassidy, John — ^James, do. Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1837.
An ensign in the 33rd Reeiment, 19 May, 1843 ; lieutenant in the
68th Regiment, 14 April, 1846; captain (68th), 6 Nov., 1854. Served
in Crimea.
716. Caris, Matthew X. S. Carr — Leeds — ^11.
r. Oct', 1840.
368. Cottam, George T. — George, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 16.
r.* Christ", 1836.
Grandson of Dr. Cottam. Trin. Coll., Dub. M.A. Known as the
Rev. Geo. Toulson Cotham. Curate of Bowling, Newark, Goole, St.
John's, Leeds, and Enfield. Vicar of St. John's, Walworth, i860. Died
1892, aged 72.
717. Etherington, Joseph — Thomas, Flax Dresser, Leeds — 11.
r. Jan., 1840.
718. Kilbinton, William — ^William Hoad, Agent, Leeds — 10.
r.* Midsum., 1838.
William Hoad Kilbinton was a clerk in Carlton Street in 1837. His
son William was a draughtsman at Maclea & March's foundry. Died
in Leeds about 1857.
719. La wson, Thomas — Samuel, Machine Maker, Leeds — 16.
r. March, 1836.
A machine maker. Samuel Lawson & Sons, Hope Foundry, Mabgate.
J. P. for Leeds. Died 24 Nov., 1891.
720. Procter, Henry — William, Weaver, Leeds — 11.
721. Walker, William — Mark, Machine Maker, Leeds — 14.
From Kem play's Academy. A flax spinner. Died at Leeds, 31 July, 1896.
722. Wallis, Thomas — George, Tailor, Leeds — 12.
r. June, 1842.
George Parvin Wallis was a tailor and pawnbroker at 16, Lady Lane,
in 1837.
723. Vevers, William — ^William, Wesleyan Minist', Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum', 1840.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 51
474. Calder, Frederic — Frederic, Wesleyan Minister, Man-
chester— 19 (o). r. Oct', 1836, to St. John's Coll.,
Cainb®. 17'** Wrangler 1840. 3** Master of Wakefield
P. School. Head Master of Chesterfield School 1846.
The Rev. Frederic Calder, B.A., resigned Chesterfield, 1878. Rector
of Wingerworth 1878; died there Aug., 1900.
March, 1836. Boys in School.
Upper School . . . .18
Middle Do. . . . .39
Lower Do. . . . .37
Total . . .94
August V\ 1836.
724. Ainley, MicW Henry — ^John, Attorney's Clerk, Leeds — 10.
John Ainley, of 6, Alfred Cross Street, was managing clerk to Mr. John
Hope Shaw, solicitor.
725. Blythe, William — ^Walter, Stone Mason, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1838.
Walter Blythe was a mason at 59, Cobourg Street, in 1837.
726. Brook, John — Benjamin, Mechanic, Holbeck — 12.
Benjamin Brook was a founder, &c.; house, Cross Green, in 1837.
727. Briggs, Will™ Henry — Thomas, Plumber, Leeds — 13.
r.* Midsum', 1838.
Thomas Briggs & Co. were plumbers at 118, East Street, in 1830.
728. Coates, James Edw^ — ^W" Henry, Gent", Leeds — 13.
William Heniy Coates, gentleman, 17, Wellington Street, in 1837.
729. Eastwood, Robert Shackleton — ^John, Grentleman, Tod-
morden — 18 (o). r. to Caius and Gonville College,
Camb% Oct', 1838. 32** Wrangler 1842.
Barrister. J. P. for West Riding of Yorkshire and Lancashire. Died
20th April, 1858. {Gen/. Mag,)
730. Green, George Tho" — Joseph, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
731. Hope, Robert — ^James, Captain, Leeds — 13.
r.* Midsum', 1838.
James Hope, who fought at Waterloo, was appointed adjutant of a
recruiting district in 1836.
732. Hopps, Walter Pollard — Book keeper, Leeds — 12.
Henry Hopps was a book-keeper at 10, Fenton Street, in 1850.
733. Markland, Thomas— Ralph, Gent", Leeds — 9.
r. Christmas, 1842.
A com factor (Scott & Co., Warehouse Hill); house, 23, Brunswick
Place. Died Feb., 1895.
734. Markland, Edward — Ralph, QenVy Leeds — 8.
r. Oct', 1845.
A corn factor (Scott & Co., Warehouse Hill); house, 23, Brunswick
Place. A captain in the Leeds Rifle Volunteers. Retired. Died
July, 1874.
735. Nowell, Joseph — ^Jane, Widow, Leeds — 12.
Mrs. Jane Nowell, 21, Smithies Place, in 1837.
52 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
73^' Richardson, Joseph — Joseph, Clothier, Holbeck — 12.
737. Smith, William — ^William, Glass Merch*-, Leeds — 8.
William Smith was a glass and bottle merchant at 3, Ludgate Hill;
house, Roscoe Place, in 1837.
738. Stuart, Charles — ^William, Writing Master, Leeds — 11.
r. Feby.
William Stuart, Writing Master, 12, Darley Street, in 1837.
739. Sutclifife, Thomas — William, Todmorden — 14 (o).
r. Midsum', 1840, to Magdalene Coll., Camb®. Milner s
Scholar ; B.A. 1844 ; 11^** Jun' Optim.
Vicar of Heptonstall, 1848; resigned. J. P. for West Riding of Yorkshire
and Lancashire.
740. Topham, William — George, Sadler, Leeds — 10.
George Topham was a saddler at 9, Boar Lane ; house, 5, Springfield
Place, in 1837.
741. Weare, Thomas — Robert, Dyer, Leeds — 9.
Robert Weare was a dyer in Skinner Lane; house, Beckett Street,
in 1837.
742. Wilkinson, Edward — Mary, Widow, Chapel-town — 11.
743. Wood, Thomas — George, Lime Burner, — 13.
744. Wood, Samuel — Benjamin, Spirit Merch', Leeds — 14.
Benjamin Wood was a wine merchant at 25, North Street ; house,
Skinner Lane, in 1837.
745. Galland, Thomas Spicer — Thomas, Wesley an Minister,
Leeds — 12. r. Midsum', 1843, to St. John's Coll.,
Camb^ B.A. 1848; 4^*' Class.
Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 17 Nov., 1852. Died 30 Oct., 1895,
at 13, Chesterfield Street, King's Cross.
746. Galland, Robert — ^Thomas, Wesleyan Minister, Leeds
— 10. r.
Admitted a solicitor M. 1848. 14, Gray's Inn Square, in 1867.
Sep' 5***, 1836. Boys in School.
Upper School . . .20
Middle Do. . • 30
Lower Do. . .46
Total . . .96
Jany 16**^, 1837.
747. Barraclough, Will*" Henry — George, Clothier, Leeds — 10.
748. Graham, George — Angus, Serjeant Major, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum% 1838.
749. Harrison, Thomas — Robert, Timber Merchant, Moor
AUerton — 9. r. Sep% 1838.
Robert Harrison & Co., timber merchants; house, Moor Allerton, in
1837. Thomas went to Emmanuel Coll., Camb. B.A. 1849; Sen. Opt
Curate of I^ven 1850-52 ; of Bembridge 1852-61. P.C. of Aslacton
1861-64. Rector of Rockhealh 1864. Died 1899.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 53
750. Holmes, Francis Greame — ^Joseph, Clergyman, Leeds — 9.
r. Oct', 1847, for S* John's Coll., Cambridge. Scholar
1847; i^^ Class Mids. 1848; First in 3^* Class Class*
Tripos ; 1 7**^ Jun' Opt. 1 85 1 .
B.A. 1851 ; M.A. 1854- Rector of Sluston, Norfolk, from 1869.
751. Hope, John Farquharson — ^James, Captain, Leeds — 11.
r.* 1838.
Tames Hope, who fought at Waterloo, was a lieutenant on the 7th of
January, 1813, and was appointed adjutant of a recruiting district on
the 29th of January, 1836.
752. Kenworthy, William Edward — ^William, Cloth Dresser,
Leeds — 15. r. Midsum., 1837.
753. Kirk, Edward — ^Joseph, Tinman, Leeds — 13.
Joseph Kirk & Son were ironmongers at 55, Briggate; house, 4,
Cobourg Street, in 1837.
754. Myers, John — James, Farmer, Headingley — 13.
r. Midsum., 1837.
755. Myers, Edward — James, Farmer, Headingley — 11.
r. Midsum., 1840.
756. Perring, Robert Marshall — Robert, Printer, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1837.
Robert Perring was proprietor of the Intelligencer^ 19, Commercial
Street ; house, Woodhouse Terrace, in 1837.
757. Perring, Henry Scoble — Robert, Printer, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1837.
Re-entered Aug., 1841. (See following No. 923.)
758. PuUen, Thomas — ^Joseph, Block maker, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1837.
759. Russell, William — Frederick, Potter, Holbeck — 13.
Frederick Russell was an earthenware manufacturer in Meadow Lane
in 1830.
760. Shackleton, Will™ Clark — William, Banker's clerk, Leeds
— 10. r. Midsum., 1837.
William Shackleton was a clerk at 3, Darley Street, in 1837.
761. Turton, William — ^John, Com Miller, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1838.
John Turton was a corn dealer at 84, York Road, in 1837.
762. Turton, William — George, Com Miller, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1838.
763. Whitehead, Joseph — ^John, Excise Officer, Hunslet — 11.
r. Midsum., 1839.
764. Wikeley, Thoitias — ^Thomas, Straw Hat Manufacf, Leeds
— II. r. Midsum., 1840.
Living at Old Bank Road, Pool, in 1904.
765. Gallen, Andrew — ^William, Schoolmaster, Scotland — (o).
r. Christmas, 1837.
54 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
766. Clapham, — Samuel, Merchant, Hunslet —
r.*X°««, 1838.
Samuel Clapham was a merchant ; house, Hunslet Lane, in 1837.
(March 1837.)
Upper School . . . .16
Middle Do. . . .32
Lower Do. . . . .52
Total . . .100
July SI**, 1837.
767. Atkinson, William — ^James, Shopkeeper, Leeds — 11.
768. Atkinson, Alfred — ^John, Artist, Hunslet — 12.
John Atkinson was a portrait painter at 21, Mulberry Place, in 1837.
769. Best, Benjamin — ^William, Brickmaker, Hunslet — 10.
r. Midsum., 1839.
770. Booth, Benj"* Blackburn — Nathanael, Leeds — 11.
An examiner of County Court accounts at the Treasury. Died 1 1 Jan.,
1883, at Acton, Middlesex.
771. Brown, Charles Henry — Benjamin, Shopkeeper, Leeds
— 10.
Benjamin Brown was a shopkeeper in Low Rood, Hunslet, in 1837.
772. Coates, Charles — ^William Henry, gent", Leeds — 11.
r.* Christ", 1838.
William Henry Coates, gentleman, at 17, Wellington Street, in 1837.
773. Collins, George — Francis, Quarter Master 15th Hussars,
Leeds — 12. r. 1838, Midsum'.
Francis Collins was appointed Quarter-Master nth Hussars, 29 March,
1839.
774. Collins, Francis — Francis, do. do. — 10.
r. 1838, Midsum^
775. Collins, Henry — Francis, do. do. — 8.
r. 1838, Midsum'.
776. Cooper, Arthur — Richard, Book-keeper, Leeds — 10.
777. Bedford, Fred® William — ^Joseph, Clerk of Excise, Leeds
— 13. r. Christmas, 1840.
Joseph Bedford was an Excise clerk in Claypit Lane in 1837.
778. Howe, William Elliott — William, Bricklayer, Hunslet
— 10. r.* Oct', 1840.
William Howe was a bricklayer in Mulberry Place in 1837.
779. Jowett, William — ^William, Hatter, Leeds — 11.
r.* Christ", 1838.
William Jowitt was a hat manufacturer at 38, Bazaar; house, 9, Lands
Lane, in 1837.
780. Bradbury, Walter — Leeds — 10. r. 1839.
679. McGowan, John Tinker — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. Christ", 1838.
A druggist at 141, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, in 1850.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 55
781. Price, W" Nicholson — ^William, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids', 1844.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1848; L.S.A. Lond. 1849. 32, East Parade, Leeds,
in 1872 ; then Mount Pleasant ; then Hillary Place.
782. Ripley, Fred« Will" — ^John, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 9.
r. Oct', 1847, for Magdalene College, Camb^ Milner
Scholar 1848; B.A. 1851. Head Master of Lymm
Grammar School.
783. Scott, William — Thomas, Clothier, Holbeck — 14.
r. Midsum', 1840.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1845. Holbeck, Leeds, in 1872. Died 2 Jan., 1880, at
Clifton House, Beeston Hill, I^eeds.
784. Stuart, William — William, Writing Master, Leeds — 8.
Be-entered Jan., 1841. (See following No. 901.)
785. Swales, Thomas — ^Joseph, Clothier, Holbeck — 11.
786. Wood, W°» Atkinson — Francis, Cloth-dresser, Leeds — 8.
r. Midsum', 1839.
William Atkinson Wood was a druggist at 41, Church Street, Hunslet,
in 1866.
787. Wray, Robert Mackie — Thomas, Book-keeper, Leeds — 1 2 .
r. Midsum., 1838.
625. Dyson, Geo. William — ^William, Spirit Merchant, Leeds.
Readmitted 1837; r.* Midsum', 1838.
William Dyson was a wine merchant ; house, 10, Providence Row,
in 1837.
SepS 1837.
Upper School
Middle Do.
Lower Do.
Total
15
28
61
104
Jany. 22**, 1838.
788. Binns, George — ^Jeremiah, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — (12).
r. Midsum', 1838.
789. Butterworth, Alfred B. — Thomas, Merchant, Bradford
— 14. r. March, 1845, for S* John's Coll., Camb®.
Died in 3*^ Coll. year.
790. Butterworth, Albert N. — Thomas, Merchant, Bradford
—II. r. April, 1846. S* John's Coll. Camb^ B.A. 1850.
The Rev. Albert Nelson Butterworth. Born at Bradford, 20 July, 1826.
St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A. 1850. Vicar of Saltersford - cum-
Kettleshulme, 1854.
791. Crossley, William — William, Leeds— 10. r.* Jan>', 1839.
792. Crawford, William — Samuel, Dissenting Minister, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1838.
Barrister, Middle Temple, 31 Jan., 1851. Conveyancer, 4, Albion Place,
1867, and elsewhere in Leeds. Retired to Colwyn Bay, and died there
9 April, 1895.
56 .LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
793* Dobson, Thomas — Joseph, Book-keeper, Wakefield — 8 (o).
r. Midsum', 1838.
794. Dove, Christ' Westley — William, Leeds — 13.
Christopher Wesley Dove, for many years a carpet manufacturer in
Leeds. 2, Greek Street, Leeds, in 1850. Retired about 1 88a Died
15 Nov., 1895, ^^ Grange-over- Sands.
795. Elam, John Edw^ — ^John, Merchant, Gildersome — 15.
r. Christmas, 1840.
796. Fatterini, Lawrence — Anthony, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum% 1838.
Lawrence, son of Antonio and Maria Fattorini. A merchant at
Bradford. Died 24 April, 1901, at Manchester.
797. Gilbert, Frederick — Leeds — 12. r. Midsum^ 1838.
798. Glover, William — Richard, Publican, Leeds — 13.
799. Farrar, John — Thomas, Clothier, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1839.
800 Jefferson, Alfred — Robert, Hunslet — 13.
801. Knight, John Catlow — James, Stationer, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1841.
John Catlow, son of James Young Knight, a bookseller and publisher,
39» Briggate, Leeds. Died in 1885.
802. Lee, Leonard — Leonard, Leeds — 11.
r.* Christmas, 1839.
A wine merchant, 30, Trinity Street ; house, Claremont, Headingley, in
1866.
803. Sedgwick, Robert J. H. — Matthew, Linen Draper,
Leeds — 11.
Matthew Sedgwick was a draper at 72, Briggate, in 1837. Robert John
Hopkinson Sedgwick, assistant clerk to Guardians, 9, Carlton Mount,
in 1866.
804. Smith, Edward — Thomas, Mail Guard, Leeds — 13.
r.* Jan., 1839.
Thomas Smith was a mail guard in Elm wood Street in 1837.
805. Smith, Thomas — Thomas, Mail Guard, Leeds — 11.
r.* Jan., 1839.
806. Spence, John — John, Surgeon, Leeds — 12. r. Mids', 1839.
John Spence was a surgeon at 44, Kirkstall Road, in 1839.
807. Waithman, Charles W" — Anthony, Watchmaker, Leeds
— 12.
Anthony Waithman was a watchmaker at 170, Briggate; house, 20,
Trafalgar Street, in 1830.
808. Ward, Charles Edw^— Richard, Solicitor, Bristol — 15 (o).
r. Midsum., 1839.
Charles Edward (son of Richard Brickdale) Ward, a solicitor. Osborne,
Ward, Vassall & Co., of Bristol. Died ii March, 1873, at Clifton, aged 50.
April, 1838.
Upper School . . . .24
Middle School . . . .33
Lower Do. . . .46
Total . . .103
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 57
Aug»* 6«», 1838.
809. Atkinson, SaviUe — Robert, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r* Jan., 1839.
Robert Atkinson was a surgeon at 12, South Market, in 1837.
810. Barry, William — ^James, Tobacconist, Leeds — 14.
r. Aug., 1840.
James Barry was a tea dealer and tobacconist at 46, Kirkgate, in 1850.
811. Bedford, James — ^James, Leeds — 14.
A chemical manufacturer. Wood & Bedford, Kirkstall Road, Leeds.
Died 22 April, 1903, at Woodhouse Cliff, Leeds.
812. Booker, Charles Edw** — ^John, Spirit Merchant, Leeds
— 12. r. Dec', 1843.
A wine merchant, Upperhead Row, Leeds. Retired. Grasse, France,
in 1903.
813. Booker, William — John, do. Leeds — 10.
r.* Aug««^, 1845. S^ Pet. Coll., Camb«.
B.A. 1851; M.A. 1858. Vicar of Brighouse, 1862-90. Retired. Ivy
House, Chapel Allerton, Leeds ; died there 24 May, 1903.
814. Denton, Charles — William, Gent°, Headingley — 9.
r. 1839.
William Denton, gentleman, lived at Headingley in 1830.
815. Fieldhouse, John — Francis, Clothier, Leeds — 13.
r. SepS 1838.
Francis Fieldhouse was a woollen manufacturer at Woodhouse in 1830.
816. Foden, Alfred Edw^ — ^Thomas Francis, Solicitor, Leeds
—13.
Thomas Francis Foden was a solicitor in Mercury Office Yard ; house,
Well Close Place, in 1837.
817. Gowan, M*^, William — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds.
r.*Jan., 1839.
818. Gowan, M^, Alexander — ^John, Do. Leeds.
819. Green, Richard — ^Joseph, Leeds — 9. r. 1839.
In the bank of Messrs. Beckett & Co., Leeds; then a sharebroker in
Park Row, Leeds. Retired. J. P. and D.L. for Herefordshire. High
Sheriff, 1898. The Whithem, Kington. Died 6 Sept., 1903.
820. Harrison, Frederic — William, Spirit MerchS Leeds — 11.
r. 1844. S' John's Coll., Camb% 1846.
Son of William Harrison, of Water Lane. Born 16 January, 1827.
LL.B. 1851.
821. Hopkinson, Thomas — ^John, Music Master, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum., 1839.
John Hopkinson was a music professor at St. Alban's Place; house,
Brunswick House, in 1837.
822. Lazenby, Joseph — Thomas, Leeds, r. 1839.
Thomas Lazenby was a joiner at 35, Little Templar Street, in 1850.
823. Newsom, Absolom Hopkins S. — ^John, Cloth Drawer,
Leeds — 15. r.* Jany., 1839.
John Newsome was a cloth dresser at 18, Henry Street, Wellington
Lane, in 1839.
58 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
824. Ramsden, W™ Russell — William, Engineer, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum., 1840.
William Ramsden was an engineman at 4, Halliday Street, in 1830.
825. Swale, Solomon — William, Sawyer, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1840.
William Swsde was a sawyer and shopkeeper at 29, Fleece Lane, in 1839.
826. Townsend, George — Benjamin, Labourer, Leeds — 12.
827. Waithman, Anthony George — Anthony, Watchmaker,
Leeds — 11.
Re-entered Aug., 1840. (See following No. 885.)
828. Hobson, Christopher — Christopher, Solicitor, Bootle
— 14, (o). r. Midsum., 1839. •
Christopher Hobson was a solicitor at Whitehaven in 1832.
Sep', 1838.
Upper School
Middle School
Lower School
Total
22
54
. 98
Jany 2i»S 1839.
829. Blakey, John — ^Joseph, Yeoman, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1839.
Re-entered Jan., 1844. (See following No. 1097.)
830. Bjrwater, John — Richard, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
831. Carline, John — Thomas, Cloth-dresser, Leeds — 10.
832. Carr, John — ^John, Worsted Spinner, Hunslet — 13.
r. Midsum', 1839.
833. Hughes, David — ^John, Excise Officer, Leeds — 13. r. 1839.
John Hughes was an excise officer at 3, Sandford Street, School Close,
in 1839.
834. Killingbeck, Charles Ja« — Benjamin, Schoolmaster, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1839.
Benjamin John Killingbeck had a school at 8, Little Queen Street, in
1837. Charles Jas. iSUingbeck was a clerk at 50, Holdforth Street,
in 1866.
835. Peel, Samuel — Samuel, Whitesmith, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1840.
836. Pyatt, George — Richard, Silversmith, Leeds — 12.
Richard Pyatt was a tailor, draper, hatter and silversmith, at 30 and 83,
Briggate, in 1837.
837. Vause, Robert — Mark, Joiner, Leeds — 9.
Mark Vause was a cabinet maker at Yard i, Nelson Street, in 1830.
April, 1839.
Upper School . . . .20
Middle Do. . . . .22
Lower Do. . . . .36
Total . . .78
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 59
August 5*^ 1839.
838. Atkinson, Edward — John, Artist, Hunslet — 9 yrs.
John Atkinson was a portrait painter at 21, Mulberry Place, in 1837.
839. Beaumont, Francis — Francis, Gent", Leeds — 11 years.
r. Midsum', 1840.
Francis Beaumont, gentleman, at 7, Elm wood Place, in 1842.
840. Bleasley, Edmund — Robert, Calico Printer, Leeds — 9.
841. Cariss, Sam* Alfred — John, Innkeeper, Leeds — 13.
Captain 28th Regiment. Retired. Went to Van Dieman*s Land;
murdered there alx>ut 1869.
842. Cariss, Henry — John, Innkeeper, Leeds — 11.
Stationmaster at Hull. Died 1863.
843. Halliley, John William — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
Edward Halliley was a cloth finisher, Leylands; house. New Leeds,
in 1837.
844. Kelly, I^wis — Michael, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 12. r. 1843.
A silk merchant at 55, Basinghall Street ; house, Tanfield Place, in 1866.
845. Naylor, Henry— Abraham, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
Abraham Naylor & Co. were foreign wool merchants at 35, Basinghall
Street ; house, 19, Queen's Square, in 1837.
846. Nutter, Ellis — Ellis, Joiner, Hunslet — 11.
r. Christmas, 1840.
4, Hill Street, Beeston Hill, in 1866.
847. Lomax, Eben' William — William, Derby — 15(0).
r. at Christmas, 1841 ; went to C. C. Coll., Camb®.
I®' at Midsum' Exam. 1843.
B.A. 1847.
848. Moorhouse, Henry — John, Tea-dealer, Leeds — 13.
r.* Christmas, 1840. .
John Moorhouse & Co. were tea dealers at 4, Commercial Street, in 1837.
849. Rickards, Thomas Arthur — George, Clergyman, Wortley
— II. r. Midsum*", 1843.
An architect and land surveyor. Died 14 Nov., 1854. Wortley.
850. Rooke, — Leeds — 12. r. Sep., 1839.
851. Sanderson, Will" Barker — Henry S., Leeds — 9.
r. Christmas, 1844.
Admitted a solicitor M. 1853; practices at Warwick and Leamington.
Lived at Leamington in 1903. Son of Henry Smith Sanderson, solicitor,
Albion Street, Leeds.
852. Seaman, Isaac — Isaac, Serjeant, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1841.
853. Seaman, David — Isaac, Do. Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum', 1841.
854. Schroeder, Henry S. — ^John C, Veterinary Surgeon,
Leeds — 12. r. Midsum', 1840.
John Schroeder was Veterinary Surgeon, 7th Dragoon Guards,
6 July, 1830.
855. Schroeder, Augfustus J. P. — ^John C. do.
Leeds — 8. r: Midsum', 1840.
6o LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
856. Townend, Jonathan — ^Thomas, Assoc" Preacher, Leeds
— 12.
857. Wilson, John — ^William, Traveller, Hunslet — 13.
William Wilson was a traveller at Hunslet Moorside in 1837.
858. Wilson, William — ^William, Traveller, Hunslet — ^9.
859. Wilson, Frederic — ^Joseph, Clerk of Market, Leeds— 9.
r. Midsum', 1847.
Joseph Wilson was superintendent of Central Market in 1837.
860. Wilkinson, Alfred — John, Cloth Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r, Nov', 1841 ; re-entered Jany., 1846. Clare Hall,
Camb®, 1 85 1.
(See following No. 13 19.)
861. Weare, John Smith — ^Robert, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
r. Aug^S 1840.
Robert Weare was a dyer in Skinner Lane; house, Beckett Street, in
1837. John Smith Weare, gentleman, Chapeltown, in 1866.
862. Cawthron, Thomas — Leeds — 11. r. 1839.
650. Booker, John — ^John, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 19.
r. to Cath. Hall, Camb®, Octr., 1840; then to Mag-
dalene Coll. B.A. 1844.
Scholar. Vicar of Benhilton, Surrey, 1863; died there in 1895. (See
following No. 872.)
Aug«S 1839.
Upper School . . .16
Middle Do. . . . .31
Lower Do. . . . .40
Total ... 87
Jany 20*»>, 1840. ""
863. Binns, Arton — William, Merchant's Clerk, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1843.
Son of William Binns, of James Binns & Sons, cloth finishers, Park
Mills, Leeds. A cloth manufacturer (Wadsworth, Binns & Co., Mabgate
and Wellington Street, Leeds). Died about 1890.
864. Carr, John Deighton — ^Josiah, Manufacturer, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1840.
Josiah Carr was a manufacturing chemist at 10, Cannon Street, Dewsbury
Road, in 1839.
865. Clayton, James — ^James, Engineer, Leeds — 8.
James Clayton was an engineer at 43, Park Lane, in 1839.
866. Cookson, Francis — Francis, Clergyman, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1845.
Eldest son of Rev. Francis Thomas and Mary Ellen Cookson. Born
1827; married 1868; died 1886, at Sandhurst, Australia. Re-entered
July, 1846. (See following No. 1349O
867. Cookson, Henry — Francis, Do. Leeds — 10.
r. Nov', 1 844, for the sea.
Second son of Rev. Francis Thomas and Mary Ellen Cookson. Bom
1829 ; died 1868, at Calcutta.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 6 1
868. Exelley, Noah R. — ^John R., Book-keeper, Leeds — ii.
John Reynard Exelby was a bookkeeper at 17, Lincoln Field Place, in
1847. John Reynolds Exelby was a cashier at 23, Back Portland Street,
in 1842.
869. Naylor, John Will™— William, Clothier, Holbeck— 12.
r. Jany, 1842.
Bom I Aug., 1827. A machine maker (Fairbaim, Na^lor, Macpherson
& Co., Wellington Foundry, Leeds). J. P. for West Riding and Leeds.
A Director of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Died in London,
4 June, 1899.
663. Smith, Frederick — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 15.
r. Christ", 1841.
Died 12 Oct., 1846, at 20, Park Place, Leeds.
870. Tennant, Robert — ^John Stansfield, Grentleman, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1843.
Son of John Tennant Stansfield Tennant. Admitted a solicitor M. 1850.
Shaw & Tennant, 14, Albion Street, Leeds. Scarcroft Lodge, near
Leeds. M.P. for I^eds 1874. A director of the Great Northern
Railway. Died 5 March, 1900, aged 72.
871. Wood, John Spicer — ^Joshua, Dyer, New Laiths — 16.
r. Midsum', 1842, to S' John's Coll., Camb^ i"* at
Midsum' Exam" 1843; 22^ Wrangler; 4*** in i*'' Class
Class. Tripos 1846; elected Fellow 1847.
M.A. 1849; D.D. 1869. President of St. John's, 1871-82. Rector of
Marston-Moretaine, 1883.
872. Pickering, Rob* Will"* — Robert, Wesleyan Minister,
Leeds — 12. r. Christmas, 1843.
650. Booker, John — ^John, Spirit Merchant, Leeds — 19.
Readmitted Octr., 1839; r. for Cath. Hall, Camb%
Ocf, 1840.
Entered three times.
Feby, 1840.
Upper School . . . .18
Middle Do. . . . .27
Lower Do. . . . .42
Total ... 87
August iTtb, 1840.
873. Bowers, Tho* Smallwood — ^John, Methodist Preacher,
Leeds — 16, by special leave, r. 1842.
Trin. Coll., Dublin. B.A 1847; MA. 1854. Curate of l^eds, 1854.
Vicar of Kirkstall, 1858. Died 5 Feb., 1875, aged 50.
874. Broadhead, James — Edward, Brushmaker, Leeds — 9.
James Monkman (son of Edward) Broadhead. A clerk in a tannery.
Died 1869, at Kirkstall.
875. Dobson, Joseph — Sheppard, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1844.
62 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
876. Dyson, Richard — William, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 12.
r, Christmas, 1844.
877. Dyson, Henry — William, Do. Leeds — 9.
r. Feby, 1845.
William Dyson, Harrison's Arms, 29, Harrison Street, in 1842.
878. Fowler, Charles^Charles, Land Surveyor, Leeds — 13. r.
A.M.I.C.E. A civil engineer, architect and surveyor, at 24, Basinghall
Street, Leeds. Oakwood Avenue, Roundhay, in 1903.
879. Fowler, Henry — ^Charles, ^ Do. Leeds— 9.
A land and engineering surveyor at 63, Dale Street, Manchester. Colton
House, Rugby, in 1903.
880. Hargreave, Ja« Henry B. — Samuel, Clothier, Leeds — 11.
Samuel Hargreave was a cloth manufacturer at Isle Lane in 1837.
881. Huson, James W. — Barnabas, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
James Winder Huson, 2, St. Michael's Square, in 1866.
882. Nell, George Edwin — Benjamin, Brewer, Leeds — 11.
r. June, 1842.
Benjamin Nell was a brewer and maltster in Meadow Lane Road ; house,
99, Meadow Lane, in 1842.
883. Newton, Francis John — Robert, Methodist Preacher,
Leeds — 15. r. 1842.
884. Willans, Peter Russell — Peter, Merchant, Leeds — 16.
r. 1842.
Peter Willans & Sons were merchants and manufacturers at Bishopgate
Street and Wellington Bridge Mills in 1837.
885. Walker, John Alexander — Thomas, Town Mission*',
Leeds — 10.
827. Waithman, Anthony George — Anthony, Watchmaker,
Leeds — 13. (Re-admitted.) r. Nov', 1841.
A traveller. 10, Cemetery Place, in i866.
Sep^ 1840.
Upper School . . . .20
Middle Do. . . . .25
Lower Do. . . . .35
Total ... 80
Jany i&^\ 1841.
886. Allison, John Fall — Robert, Elaboratorian, Leeds-^14.
Robert Allison was an apothecary at 60, Beckett Street, in 1839.
887. Barbour, John Morton — Samuel, Town Miss^, Leeds
— 10. r. Midsum., 1845.
John Morton (son of Rev. Samuel) Barbour. A sharebroker and
accountant at Halifax. Died 21 March, 1880, at Broad Street, Halifax.
888. Barbour, William D. C. — Samuel, Do. Leeds
— 8. r. 1844.
Born in Glasgow in 1832. William Donald Coghill (son of Rev. Samuel)
Barbour. A^ent for Colonial Business Companies. Park Row, Leeds.
Died 26 April, 1903, aged 70.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 63
889. Bell, Alexander — Alexander, Wesleyan Minister, Leeds
—14.
890. Bell, W™ Alfred — Alexander, Do. Leeds
— 10.
891. Chamock, Frederic — Frederic, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 11.
Frederick Charnock was a tailor at 2, Clarendon Road, in 1866.
892. Croisdale, George — ^James, Cloth Maker, Holbeck — 11.
Croisdale Bros, were woollen manufacturers at Holbeck Moorside in 1837.
893. Cookson, Edward — Francis Thomas, Clergyman, Leeds
Third son of Rev. Francis Thomas and Mary Ellen Cookson. Born
1833. Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1852. Died 1869, at Leeds.
894. Bolton, John — ^Thomas, Engine Man, Leeds — 17.
895. Darby, Thomas — ^John, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 12.
Appointed Assistant Master, X"***, 1847. Went to
S* John's, Camb% Oct', 1851.
Curate of Walsall. Vicar of St. John's, Walsall, 1879.
896. Hamilton, Joseph — ^John, Cordwainer, Leeds — 9.
John Hamilton was a shoen^aker at 18, Wheeler Street, in 1842.
897. Hood, David K. — Henry, Plumber, Leeds — 13.
Henry Hook was a plumber from 1830; afterwards Dawson & Hook.
898. James, Robert S. — ^William, Policeman, Leeds — 12.
William T&mes was a superintendent of police at 8, Byron Street, m 1842.
620. Masters, John — ^John, Woolstapler, Moor AUerton — 16.
Readmitted.
John Masters was a gentleman at Moor Allerton in 1842.
899. Morris, Thomas — Bentley, Leeds — 24.
Bentley Morris was a shoemaker at 2, Crescent Street, in 1842.
900. Nicholson, Richard — ^Joash, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 12.
Joash Walker Nicholson was a cabinet maker at 98, Kirkgate, in 1842.
901. Ripley, David — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 10.
John Ripley & Son were cloth finishers at Sheepscar Mill; house,
19, Meanwood Road, in 1866.
784. Stuart, William — ^William, Writing Master, Leeds — 11.
Readmitted.
William Stuart was a writing master at 24, Merrion Street, in 1842.
902. Smith, Charles S. — Richard, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 9.
Richard and Mrs. Smith, National School, 20, Wharf Street, in 1842.
903. Wade, Will™ Swift — Benjamin, Pawnbroker, Leeds — 11.
L.S.A. Lond. 1850; L.F.P.S. Glasgow 1858; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1859.
18, Bond Street, Wakefield, in 1901.
669. Webster, Rawson — Rawson, Surgeon, Heckmondwike
— 15 (O). Readmitted; r. for Durham University,
X™", 1843.
64 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
904. Wilkinson, Josiah — William, Butcher, Hunslet — 15.
Durham University, 1843.
Feb>, 1841.
Upper School . . . .19
Middle Do. . . . .32
Lower Do. . . . -35
Total ... 86
August 2^, 1841.
905. Barker, Thomas Child — Thomas, Cloth Merchant, Leeds
— 15. r. to Shrewsbury School, 1 843. Student of Christ
Church, Oxford, 1847 ; 2°<* Class 1850.
B.A. Rev. Thomas Childe (son of Thomas Heatherington) Barker.
M. A. 1853. Vicar of Spelsbury, 1856. Rector of Carleton-in-Craven, 1885.
906. Barker, Charles — Thomas, Do. Leeds
— 13. r. Midsum', 1844.
Son of Thomas H. Barker. For a time with his father, a woollen and
blanket merchant in Albion Street, Leeds. Died at Manston House,
near Leeds.
907. Barnsbee, Ephraim — ^John, Town Miss^, Leeds — 9.
A linen draper in Armley, Leeds, and Halifax. Retired 1901. Member
of Leeds Town Council 1877-9, 1887-9; of Bramley Board of Guardians ;
of Armley Burial Board. First Mayor of Morecambe. St. Ives,
Balmoral Road, Morecambe, in 1903.
908. Battye, W"* Henry — Richard C, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
Son of Richard Cbarlesworth Battye. Dead. Re-entered July, 1844.
(See following No. 1155.)
909. Brunton, William — Thomas, Dyer, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Brunton was a dyer at 80, East Street, in 1839.
910. Catherall, John — ^Thomas, Bricklayer, Holbeck — 10.
Thomas Catherall was a builder at 294, Jack Lane, in 1866.
911. Cottam, MicW C^ — George, Wine Merchant, Leeds — 13.
r. 1843.
Michael Charles Cottam (or Cotham); to the U.S. of America; joined
the Army ; killed by Indians in a frontier raid.
912. Fawcett, John Morris — James, Clergyman, Woodhouse
— 14. r. April, 1847, for Magdalene College, Camb®,
in Oct', 1847.
B.A 1851. Curate of St. Martin's, Liverpool, 1854; of St. Saviour's,
Leeds, 1864. Vicar of Arkendale, 1867; of St. Philip's, Leeds, 1869;
of Leigh, Lancashire, 1878; of St. Paul's, Deptford, 1881. Died at
East Clevedon, 18 Oct., 1891.
913. Garside, James — Robert, Tailor, Leeds — 12.
Robert Garside was a tailor and shoe dealer at 8, Harewood Street,
in 1842.
914. Graveley, John — Thomas M., Gentleman, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1845.
Hawthorn flcise, Halton, Leeds, in 1903.
915. Hall, Joseph — ^Joseph, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 14.
The Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D.
Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity ^ Cambridge.
[/.«6
Thomas Pridgin Teale, M.A.. M.B., F.R.C.S., F.R.S.
[/. «s
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 65
916. Goudie, Robert — Robert, Master Tailor Dragoons,
Leeds — 9.
917. Halliley, Fred*^T. — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
Edward Halliley was a woollen manufacturer at Low Close Mills in 1842.
918. Jackson, Samuel — ^William, Tanner, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1844 ; readmitted to Magdalene Coll., Camb*,
1850. Millner's Scholar; School Exhibition.
2nd Class Classical Tripos and Junior Optime 1852 ; B. A. 1854; M.A. 1857.
919. Kirkman, David — Thomas, Maltster, Leeds — 11.
Thomas Kirkman was a victualler at the Golden Fleece, Millgarth
Street, in 1837.
920. Kitching, Henry — Matthew, Innkeeper, Leeds — 9.
Matthew Kitchin kept the London Tavern, Free Market, in 1837.
92 1 . Linfoot, Matthew — Matthew, Book keeper, Leeds — 9.
Matthew Linfoot was a clerk at 5, Brunswick Place, in 1842. Re-entered ;
see following No. 1168.
922. Noake, Maillard — Robert, Serjeant major, Leeds — 11.
923. Lumby, Joseph R. — John, Joiner, Bramley — 10.
r. March, 1848, to be Master of Meanwood School.
The Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D., bom 18 July, 1834. Magd.
Coll. , Cambridge. Milner Scholar ; B. A. 1858 ; ist Class Classical Tripos ;
Fellow ; Crosse Div. Scholar i860 ; Tyrwhitt Hcb. Sch. 1861 ; Fellow
St. Cath. Coll. 1874; Lady Margt. Preacher 1879; a Reviser of Old Test.;
Norrisian Prof, of Div. 1879 ; Lady Margt. Prof, of Div. 1892. Died
21 Nov., 1895.
757. Perring, Henry S. — Robert, Printer, Leeds — 15.
Readmitted; r. Mids., 1842.
Henry Scoble Perring.
924. PuUan, William — ^Thomas, Stuff-Singer, Leeds — 10.
925. Soulby, Edward W. — Edward H., Solicitor, Leeds — 10.
Edward Harker Soulbj was a solicitor at 5, George's Court, 167, Briggate ;
house, 37, Albion Street, in 1837.
926. Rawson, Henry Brougham — ^James, Dissenting Minister,
Leeds — 11.
The Rev. James Rawson was Chaplain at the Cemetery in 1842.
927. Sykes, John Will™ — ^John, Music Master, Leeds — 11.
John William Sykes was a music seller at 21, Albion Street; house,
I, St. George*s Terrace, in 1866.
928. Teale, Tho* Pridgin — Thomas P., Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. for Winchester, Midsum% 1844.
B.N.C. Oxford; B.A 1852; 4th Class Math.; M.B. 1856; F.R.C.S.
1857; F.R.S. 38, Cookridge Street, Leeds, in 1903. A trustee of
the School.
929. Webster, Benjamin — Thomas, Gentleman, Morley — 14(0).
r. Christmas, 1843.
M.R.C.S. Eng., L.S.ALond. 1849; M.D. Si. And. 1851. 2, Alma
Terrace, Alder ley Edge, 1872.
930. Wood, John — ^James, Clothier, Wortley — 13.
931. Robinson, John— ^James, Painter, Leeds — 13.
James Robinson was a painter at 15, North Street, in 1837.
932. Robinson, Charles — James, Painter, Leeds — 12.
Brother of No. 931.
66 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
933. Horton, Richard — Richard, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
Richard George Horton (M.R.C.S. Eng. 1829) was a surgeon at
2, Templar Street, in 1830, and at 15, Park Square, in 1872.
934. Woolley, Charles — Simon, Serjeant major, Leeds — 8.
August 3o*^ 1 84 1.
Upper School . . . .18
Middle School . . . .28
Lower School . . . -53
Total . . .99
Jany. 24tb, 1842.
935. Blackburn, John W. V. — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1845.
John William Vernon (eldest son of John) Blackburn. A medical
student. Called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 6 June, 1857 (Honours).
6, Blake Street, York, in 1882.
936. Charlesworth, Edw^ G. — Edward, Banker, Leeds — 12.
r. 1843.
Edward Charlesworth was a banker in Mount Preston in 1830. The
Rev. Edward Gomersal Charlesworth was Vicar of West Aclam in 1865.
937. Collins, Barnabas Shaw — ^John,Town Missionary, Leeds
— 16. r. for Dublin Univer>', Oct., 1846.
The Rev. Barnabas Shaw Collins died before 1854.
938. Dixon, Samuel — David, Leeds — 13.
939. Eagland, James Charles — Thomas, Truss Maker, Leeds
— ic. r.
Died about 1848.
940. Garland, John — Thomas, Tailor, Harewood — 16 (o).
r. for S* John's Coll., Cambridge, Midsum', 1847
(Assistant Master). Scholar, Nov"", 1847; B.A. 1851;
3 class Classical Tripos.
Born 18 Dec, 1825. Vicar of Ombersley, Droitwich, 1875; died there
16 April, 1895, aged 69.
941. Hartley, Alfred O. — Richard, Clerk, Staveley — 15 (o).
r. for Magdalene Coll., Cambridge, Oct', 1845. Milner's
Scholar 1846; 28^^ Jun' Opt. 1849; i^* in 2^ class
Class. Tripos. Head Master of Beccles Gr. School.
Rev. Alfred Octavius Hartley. Vicar of Steeple Ashton, Wilts., 1870.
Died 27 Nov., 1888, aged 62. Buried at Steeple Ashton.
942. Harris, James — Thomas, Wesleyan Minist"^, Leeds — 14.
r. Feb^, 1843.
The Rev. T. Harris (Methodist), 12, Burmantofts, in 1842.
943. Hobson, William — Frederic, Stationer, Leeds — 15. r. 1842.
Frederick Hobson was a printer (Leeds Times) at 50, Briggate; house,
Woodhouse Cliff, in 1837.
944. Hustler, Nathan — ^William, Stanningley — 13.
r. Mids"", 1844.
William Hustler wns a millwright at Swinnow Moor, Stanningley, in 1850.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 67
945. Haigh, William — George, Calico Printer, from Hudders-
field— 16 (Oj. r. 1843.
946. Perring, Fred*^ George — Robert, Printer, Printer — 14. \
Robert Perring was proprietor of the Leeds Inleliigencery and a primer
at 19, Commercial Street ; house, Woodhouse Terrace, in 1837.
947. Perring, Charles Augustus — Robert, Do. Leeds — 12.
A brother of Nos. 946 and 948.
948. Perring, Alfred Reginald — Robert, Do. Do. — 9.
r. Mids., 1842.
A brother of Nos. 946 and 947.
949. Porritt, William Henry — David, Drysalter, Armley — 15.
David Porritt lived at Butts Cottage, Armley, in 1850. William Henry
Porritt, Esq., North View, in 1866.
950. Rusby, James — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
Inland Revenue Department, Somerset House. Died Feb., 1893.
951. Rusby, Thomas — James, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum*", 1851, for Magd. Coll., Cambridge.
Rev. Thomas Rusby. Magd. Coll., Camb. Milner Scholar ; B.A. 1855 J
5th Sen. Opt. Curate of St. Ives ; of Doddington ; of Hemingford
Grey. Vicar of Friday Bridge, 1884. Died 3 Aug., 1888.
952. Somersgill, Robert N. — Robert, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
Robert Somersgill was a porter and ale merchant at 10, Mill Hill ;
house, Woodhouse Place, in 1837.
953- Spence, Henry — ^James, Innkeeper, Hunslet — 12.
954. Spong, Frederic — William, Leeds.
William Spong & Sons were brewers at Airedale Brewery, Hunslet Lane,
in 1837.
955. Thompson, Francis — ^Francis, Auctioneer, Leeds — 10.
Francis Thompson was an auctioneer at 13, York Street, in 1837.
956. WiLson, Robert — Robert, Butcher, Hunslet — 10.
Robert Wilson was a butcher in Chapel Street, Hunslet, in 1837.
957. Wood, Bower — Horatio, Solicitor, Leeds — 11.
Horatio Wood was a solicitor at Court 158, Briggate; house,
84, Hillhouse Place, in 1837.
958. Wood, Joseph — Horatio, Solicitor, Leeds — 10.
Brother of No. 957.
Feby I2'^ 1842.
Upper School .20
Middle School . 25
Lower Do. . . .61
Total . .106
August i»S 1842.
959. Atkinson, Edward — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r. April, 1846, for the sea.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1852; L.S.A. Lond. 1853. Died March, 1905, at
80, Franklin Road, Harrc^ate, aged 75. Silverdale.
68 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
960. Beverley, Benjamin — Benjamin, Wool Agent, Roundhay
— i5i. r. Midsum', 1843,
Benjamin Beverley was an importer of foreign wool in Bond Street;
houte. Beech Grove, Wort ley, in 1837.
961. Brook, William Preston — George, Machine Maker, Leeds
— 8. r. Mids., 1844.
George Brook was a founder, &c.; house. East Street, in 1837.
962. Charlesworth, Charles Henry — Thomas, Merchant,
Headingley — 9. r. Oct', 1846 ; readmitted Mids', 1848.
(See following No. 1457.) '
963. Clegg, John — ^William, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
Wilh'am Qegg kept the Barrack Tavern in 1837.
964. Duncan, James — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
965. Eagland, William Henry — Thomas, Surgical Mechanist,
Leeds — lo. r. 1845.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1854; L.S.A. Lond. 1855; M.D. St. And. 1859.
Formerly Managing Director of the West Yorkshire Iron and Coal
Company. J. P. for Leeds. 4, Beech Grove, Harrogate, in 1905.
966. Fell, John Green — Richard, Lead Merchant, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1844.
967. Gledhill, William — Samuel, Joiner, Leeds — 12.
Samuel Gledhill was a joiner at 11, Rose and Crown Yard, Briggate;
house, 8, Cadman's Court, Kirkgate, in 1850.
968. Hogg, John Thomas — ^John, Cloth Manufact', Holbeck
— 12.
John Hogg was a woollen cloth merchant at 37, Basinghall Street ; house,
38, SpringBeld Villas, in 1839.
969. Holmes, Edward William — Joseph,Clergyman, Leeds— 9.
Rev. Edward William Holmes. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1857 (Jun.
Opt.); M.A. i860. Curate of Trinity, Wakefield, 1858; of Oakham,
1866; of Caister, 1872; of Beccles, 1878; of Westhorpe, 1882.
970. Hughes, Thomas Johnson — ^John, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Johnson Hughes was a plumber at 37, Lowerhead Row; house,
65, Chapeltown Road, in 1866.
971. Kay, Edwin — ^William, Engineer, Leeds — 12.
972. Lee, Henry Corbett — Richard, Clergyman, Darley Dale
—12 (O). r. 1843.
973. Lee, Vincentio Corbett — Richard, Clergyman, Darley
Dale — 10 (o). r. Augst., 1844.
974. Norfolk, Charles Hebden — ^Joseph, Cooper, Hunslet — 15.
975. Pugh, John Lister P. — Thomas, Soldier, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1844.
976. Ramskill, Edwin James — Parson, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
r. Mich., 1847. Cath. Hall, Camb% 1848. 20^^ Sen'
optime 1852.
Vicar of Trinity Church, Knaresborough. Died 2 Jan., 1903, aged 73.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK* 69
977- Scott, Samuel — Hunslet — 11.
978. Standish, Samuel— John, Plumber, Leeds — 11.
John Standish was a plumber at i, Infirmary Street, in 1837.
979. Staniland, Samuel Joseph — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. April, 1846, for the sea.
Samuel Staniland was a surgeon at 32, East Parade, in 1842.
980. Turner, John — ^Thomas, Leeds — 10.
656. Kershaw, Will™ Ripley— John, Bricklayer, Leeds — 16.
Readmitted; r. 1843.
Trin. Coll., Dublin. B.A. Inspector of Schools in Madras. Died of
jungle fever in 1875.
August 22"^, 1842.
Upper School . . . .24
Middle School . . . .40
Lower D® .... 49
Total . . .113
Jany 23**, 1843.
981. Allen, Will*" Edw*^ — ^William, Land Surveyor, Leeds — 8.
982. Appleyard, James F. — ^James, Corn Merchant, Leeds — 9.
James Appleyard was a corn merchant at Warehouse Hill and 2, Call
Lane ; house, Far field Cottage, in 1837.
983. Beeson, Will™ Henry — Henry, Town Missionary, Holbeck
—14.
984. Chiesman, Will™ George — ^John, School Master, Leeds
— 12.
John Chiesman, boarding and day school, Salem Place, in 1830.
985. Clarkson, James — ^John, Draper, Leeds — 12.
986. Cooper, James — ^James, Gentleman, Aberford — 13 (o).
James Cooper was a maltster at Aberford in 1866.
987. Crossland, Alfred — Thomas, Com Factor, Holbeck — 13.
Thomas Crosland was a com factor in Isle Lane, Holbeck, in 1837.
988. Divers, Joseph — Richard, Labourer, Hunslet — 14.
989. Dixon, Edward L. — ^John, Veterinary Surgeon, Leeds — 1 1 .
John Dixon was a veterinary surgeon in Queen's Place in 1837.
990. Dobson, Tho" L. — ^Jesse, Butcher, Leeds — 14.
Thomas Leeming Dobson was a woollen merchant at 9, Park Lane ;
house, Sefton House, New Leeds, in 1866.
991. Ellis, George — Charles, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 14.
r. Mids., 1844.
Charles Ellis kept the Neptune Inn, 9, Lady Lane, in 1842.
992. Heaton, John Aldam — ^John, Stuflf Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. 1844.
Son of John Heaton, of St. John's Cottage (Pease, Heaton & Co.)« An
art decorator at 29, Bloomsbury Square, London. Died at Hampstead,
20 Nov., 1897, aged 67.
70 1.EEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
993. Hey, John — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1845. Mich., 1848, Clare Hall, Cam-
bridge. B.A. 1852.
Vicar of Arthington, 1872. Resigned. Lived at Clifton, York; then in
London ; died there in 1902.
994. Hey, William — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. Aug., 1843.
Bom March, 1832; died Oct., 1862.
995. Hobson, Thomas — ^William, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1846.
996. Howitt, Joseph Hallewell — Robert, Tobacconist, Leeds
— 9. r. Mids., 1845.
Robert Howitt, Jun., was a tobacco manufacturer at 6, Calls; house,
12, Brunswick Place, in 1837. Joseph Halliwell Howitt was a clerk at
4, Upper Fountaine Street, in 1866.
997. Jackson, George — William, Tanner, Leeds — 8i.
998. Hood, Henry — Henry, Plumber, Leeds — 11.
See No. 897.
999. Kilbinton, Charles Edw^ — ^William, Book keeper, Leeds
— II.
Son of William Hoad Kilbinton. Died in Leeds, 2 June, 1859.
1000. Kilbinton, Hallewell — William, Do. Leeds — 9.
Son of William Huad Kilbinton. Clerk to the Leeds County Court
Judge. Died in Leeds, Oct., 1874.
looi . Kirkby, Tho^ Will*" — Thomas, Flax Spinner, Leeds — 1 3.
Thomas Kirkby was a flax spinner at Lands Lane Court ; house,
16, Merrion Street, in 1837.
1002. Kirkby, John — ^Thomas, Flax Spinner, Leeds — 11.
1003. Lumley, Thomas N. — William, Tailor, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1845.
1004. Loe, James S. — Charles, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
James Scarborough Loe. L.S.A. Load. 1852; M.R.CS. Eng. 1853.
96, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, in 1901. Town Councillor for Leeds in
1880 ; Alderman in 1895. President of the Leeds Mechanics* Institute.
A volunteer in i860 ; Surgeon Lieut. -Colonel Leeds Rifles ; retired
1899, as Brigade Surgeon Lieut. -Colonel, V.D. Died at i, Grange
Avenue, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, 20 April, 1902, aged 70.
1005. Mitchell, Edwin — Henry C, Wine Merchant, Heading-
ley — 13. r. Mids., 1844.
Edwin (son of Henry Charlesworth Windsor) Mitchell.
1006. Massey, William R. — Robert, Joiner, Leeds — 14.
Robert Massey was a joiner ; house, Mark Lane, in 1837.
1007. Oates, John — Stephen, Saddler, Leeds — 11.
Stephen Oates was a saddle maker at 29, Lowerhead Row, and
17, Bridge End South, in 1850.
1008. Reynolds, Richard — Richard, Storekeeper, Leeds — 10.
r. Aug^S 1843.
Richard Reynolds was a railway storekeeper; house, 4, Skinner Lane,
in 1842.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 71
1009. Richardson, Charles C. — Thomas, Dyer, Leeds — \i.
Charles Christopher Richardson was a drysalter at Waterloo Mills,
Hunslet ; house, London, in 1866.
loio. Ridsdale, John — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 13.
r. April, 1843.
John Ridsdale was a merchant ; house, 3, Elmwood Place, in 1837.
loii. Ridsdale, George H. — Henry, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
r. 1843.
Henry Ridsdale was a merchant ; house, Crimble's House, in 1839.
1012. Roberts, Christ' — ^John B., Com mer* Traveller, Chapel
Town — II.
John Bonas Roberts, Potternewton, in 1837.
1013. Sadler, Robert E. — William, Porter, Leeds — 13.
Robert Edward Sadler was a wine merchant and Yictualler at The
Crown, 46, Vicar Lane ; house, 3, Belgrave Square, in 1866.
1014. Sangster, John W. — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 10.
John William Sangster was admitted a solicitor in 1857 ; practised in
Leeds; then in Pontefract. Registrar of County Court and formerly
Town Clerk. Ropergate, Pontefract, in 1903.
1 01 5. Shackleton, John — ^John, Clerk, Leeds — 84-.
r. Mids., 1845.
1016. Shann, Samuel — Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. 1844.
Thomas Shann was a merchant ; house, 65, Woodhouse Lane, in 1842.
1017. Shann, William — Thomas, Do. Leeds — 12.
r. 1844.
A brother of No. 1016.
1018. Shaw, John — ^John, Stuff Singer, Woodhouse — 11.
1019. Strachan, William — Alexander, Wesleyan Minister,
Leeds — 13.
Rev. Alexander Strachan (Methodist), Meadow Lane, in 1842.
1020. Summers, Will™ — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 11.
1 02 1. Taylor, Rich^ V. — John, Packer, Leeds — 12.
r. X™**, 1850. Appointed assistant master 1851.
Rev. Richard Vickerman Taylor. K.C.L. London Univ.; B.A. 1859.
Curate of St. Barnabas', Leeds, 1863; of Wort ley, Leeds, 1865; of
Alford, Lines., 1867; of Brightside, Sheffield, 1869; of Edlington,
1872. Vicar of Mel becks, Yorkshire, from 1878.
1022. Teale, Benjamin — Benjamin, Gentleman, Leeds — 12.
Mr. Benjamin Teale, 4, Queen Street, in 1837.
1023. Turner, Thomas — ^Thomas, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1845.
1024. West, Thomas K. — William, Excise Officer, Leeds — 10.
William West was an excise officer in Larchfield Street in 1842.
1025. Wheelwright, John G. — William, Book-keeper, Leeds
—14.
William Wheelwright was a cashier at 33, Commercial Street, in 1839.
1026. Wood, James S. — Robert, Stuflf Presser, Leeds — 12.
72 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1027. Wrigglesworth, Will"* H. — ^John, Maltster, I.-eeds — 10.
John Wrigglesworth was an ale merchant at 10, Dock Street; house,
Chapeltown in 1842.
1028. Wynn, Frederic — Richard, Excise Officer, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1845.
Richard Wynn was an excise officer at Pottemewton in 1842.
1 029. Gorham, George Martyn — George Cornelius, Clergyman,
Maidenhead — 15 (o). r. Midsum**, 1843. Trin^ Coll.
Schol. 1849; 14*** Wrangler 1851; 3"* in 2^ class
Classical Tripos; i»* class Moral Sc. Tripos 1852;
Crosse's University Scholar 1 85 1 ; Fellow of Triny 1853.
M.A. 1854. Vicar of Masham, Yorkshire, from 1873. Died 27 Febw, 1905.
1030. Daunt, William — William, Army Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1847.
William Daunt, M.D., was surgeon 6th Dragoons, 4 May, 1838.
The son entered the 9th Regiment as ensign in 1848; lieutenant
1853; captain 1856; lieutenant-colonel 1878; retired as major-general,
C. B. Cnmean and Turkish medals ; 5th Class Medjiolie.
1031. Hallen, J. Herbert B. — Herbert, Captain, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum', 1845.
Herbert Hallen was veterinary surgeon 6th Dragoons, 3 Aug., 1830.
Feby II*^ 1843.
Upper School . . . .24
Middle D^ .... 36
Lower D° .76
Total . . . .138
July 3i"S 1843- *~
1032. Appleyard, Thomas W. — ^James, Corn Factor, Leeds
— 10. r. Mids., 1844.
James Appleyard was a corn merchant at Warehouse Hill; house,
Farfield Cottage, in 1837.
1033. Baxter, Benjamin — Benjamin, Spirit Merchant, Leeds
— 12. r. Mids., 1844.
Benjamin Baxter, Nag*s Head, 28, Vicar Lane, in 1837.
1034. Binney, Richard — Richard, Corn Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
Richard Binney was a sharebroker at 3, Park Row; house, 50,
Springfield Place, Little Woodhouse, in 1850.
1035 Binney, Edwin — Richard, Com Merchant, Leeds — 10.
1036. Bland, Robert — ^John, Salesman, Leeds — 10.
1037. Bland, William Hy. — ^John, Salesman, Leeds — 8.
r. Midsum', 1846.
John Bland was a cloth merchant ; house, Mark Lane, in 1837.
William Henry Bland was re-entered in Jan., 1847. (See following
No. 1355.)
1038. Bramley, William — Richard, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1849, for S^ Augustine's Coll., Canterbury.
Rector of Bathurst, Cape Colony.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 73
1039. Bramley, Thomas — Richard, Merchant, Leeds — 8.
r. April, 1850. Father leaving Leeds.
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner; ist Class Classical
Mods.; B.A. 1858; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.; D.D. 1890. Head Master
of Colfe Grammar School, Lewisham. Died 7 Oct., 1896, at Red
House, Warwick, aged 62.
1040. Broadbent, William — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 10.
1 04 1. Bulmer, Fred*^ Will™ — ^William, Tanner, Leeds — 11.
William Bulmer was a tanner at Buslingthorpe in 1842.
1042. Coggill, George — Samuel, Weaver, Leeds — 12.
Samuel Cogill was a cloth dresser at 7, Burmantofts, in 1847.
1043. Dawson, Henry Ja' — ^William, Innkeeper, Burley — 10.
William Dawson, Cardan Arms, Kirkstall RomI, in 1842.
1044. Derham, Joseph Moore — Robert, Worsted Spinner,
Leeds — 12.
Robert Derham was a worsted spinner; house, 118, Meadow Lane,
in 1839.
1045. Dixon, Thomas — ^William, Grocer, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
1046. French, Theophilus — ^John, Excise Supervisor, Leeds
— 10.
John French was a supervisor, and lived in St. Alban's Street in 1842.
1047. Garlick, William — ^Joseph Prince, Surgeon, Leeds — 10. r.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1857; L.S.A. Lond. 1864. 42, Park Square, Leeds,
in 1872. Died
1048. Garlick, Joseph — ^Joseph, Do. Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum', 1848.
Re-entered July, 1850.
104Q. Gallon, Henry — ^Thomas, Clerk, Leeds — 10.
1050. Gittens, Robert — ^Joseph, Excise Officer, Leeds — 9.
r. Mids., 1845.
1051. HinscliflF, John — ^John, Writer, Leeds — 11.
r. Christmas, 1846.
John Hinscliff was a banker's clerk at 9, West Bar, in 1839.
1052. HinscliflF, William — ^John, Do. Leeds — 10.
1053. Harper, Robert — ^John, Machine Maker, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1845.
1054. Hope, Thomas Alfred — Edward, Carver & Gilder,
Leeds — 9.
Thomas Alfred Hope was an engraver (Butterworth & Hope); house,
90, Grafton Street, in 1866.
1055. Howitt, Thomas Bell — George, Warehouse Man, Leeds
— II.
George Howitt was a warehouseman at 5, Blundell Terrace, in 1842.
1056. Johnson, Simeon F. B. — ^John, Whitesmith, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1845.
John Johnson, 88, West Street ; house, Kirkstall, in 1842.
1057. Latimer, Nichol — David, Farmer, Leeds — 12. r. 1844.
74 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1058. Latimer, Thomas — David, Farmer, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1845.
1059. Mayne, William — Charles, Cloth Drawer, Leeds — 12.
1060. Metcalfe, John — William, Labourer, Leeds — 11.
1 06 1. Lister, Jonathan W. — Wilson, Joiner, Armley — 9.
1062. Naylor, William — ^Joseph, Mason, Leeds — 8 + .
1063. Parkinson, John B. — Abraham, Wine Merchant, Leeds
— 9. r. Mids., 1844.
Abraham Parkinson was a wine merchant; house, Commercial Court,
in 1837.
1064. Penniston, George — ^Thomas, Leeds — 9.
1065. PuUan, Greorge — ^Thomas, Singer, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1846.
1066. Robinson, Henry — ^John, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
John Robinson was a grocer at 88, Kirkgate.
1067. Scott, Frederic — ^Joseph, Clothier, Leeds — 10.
1068. Scott, Caleb — ^Joseph, Tailor, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1846.
Joseph Scott was a tailor at 52, Lady Lane, in 1839.
1069. Senior, Joseph — John, Gardener, Leeds — 11.
1070. Simpson, Henry — ^Joseph, Tobacco Manuf', Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1844.
John, Joseph and Richard Simpson were tol)acco manufacturers at
4, Meanwood Road, in 1842.
107 1. Simpson, Thomas H. — Joseph, Do. Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1844.
1072. Simpson, Will™ Henry — William, Shopkeeper, Leeds
— 8 + .
William Simpson was a shopkeeper at 74, North Street, in 1842.
1073. Staley, Charles Henry — William Tho", Waggon
Proprietor,' Leeds — 15.
William Thomas Sialey was a carrier ; house, 36, Park Square, in 1837.
1074. Tilburn, William Alfred — William, Book-keeper, Leeds
— 10. r. Christmas, 1846.
William Tilburn was a bookkeeper at 3, Oxford Place, in 1839.
1075. Tomlinson, James — ^John, Joiner, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1844.
Elizabeth Tomlinson was a joiner in Harrison Street in 1837. James
Tomlinson was a joiner there in 1866.
682. Thurnell, George — George, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 19.
Readmitted; r. Mids., 1846, for S* John's Coll.,
Camb«. B.A. 1850.
Son of George Thurnell, Master of Lancaslerian School, Leeds. Born
4 Jan., 1824. Vicar of Eye, Peterborough, 1862; died there 24 Oct.,
1894, aged 70.
1076. Varley, John — Sarah, Spinster, Hunslet — 10.
1077. Wardingley, Charles — Nathanael, Shoemaker, Leeds
— 10. r. Mids., 1845. Jesus Coll., Camb% Oct% 1851,
Nathanael Wardingley was a shoemaker at 35, Lady Lane, in 1837.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 75
1078. Ware, Wilmot W. — ^Joseph, Clergfyman, Kirkstall — 1 1.
r. Christmas, 1845.
Re-entered in 1847. See following No. 1379.
1079. Wilkinson, John — ^John, Leeds — 12. r.Midsum., 1845.
1080. Waring, John — ^James, Cooper, Leeds — 9. r. Mids., 1845.
James Waring was a cooper at 171, Briggate, and Cloth Hall Street;
house, 41, George Street, in 1837.
1 08 1. Wain Wright, William D. — David Jos**, Office Clerk,
Leeds — 11. r. Mids., 1845.
William David Wainwright was cashier with Donisthorpe, Crofts & Co.,
Larchfield Mills. 69, Portland Crescent, in 1866. Died 14 Feb., 1890,
in Leeds.
1082. Wainwright, Sidney G.— D^ D<»
Leeds — 9. r. Mids., 1845.
Sidney George Wainwright was a midshipman. Sailed for Calcutta in the
Shakespeare^ which was presumed to have foundered with all hands.
1083. Walton, James — ^William, Brick-Maker, Wortley — 12.
r. March, 1848.
William Walton was a fire-brick maker at 3, Nile Street, in 1839.
Works, Wortley.
1084. Whincup, Alfred Jos** — William, Leeds — 13.
A saddler in Leeds. Died at Aldershot about 1S90.
1085. Wilson, Clapham — Michael, Grocer, Leeds — 8-I-.
r. Midsum., 1845.
Michael Wilson was a grocer at 11, Duncan Street ; house, 10, Fountaine
Street, in 1837.
1086. Wood, Joshua — Horatio, Solicitor, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum., 1844.
Re-entered July, 1847.
1087. Wright, Peter Edw<* — Peter, Leeds — 9.
Peter Wright was a grocer at 175, Briggale, in 1837.
1088. Burstall, John — Nathanael, Masf Mariner, I^eds — 10.
Nathanael Burstall was a boat owner at John's Place in 1837.
1089. Reynolds, Christopher — ^William, Fruiterer, Leeds — 11.
1090. Reynolds, Frederic — William, D° Leeds — 10.
William Reynolds was a fruiterer at 8, Central Market, in 1842.
1 09 1. Binney, Thomas — Richard, Corn Merchant, Leeds — 14.
Richard Binney was a sharebroker at 3, Park Row, in 1850.
Aug"*^ 1 2**^, 1843.
Upper School . . ,22
Middle School . . -34
Lower D° . .116
Total . . .172
Jans' 22<>, 1844.
1092. Abbott, Fred^ — William, Stuff Presser, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1846.
William Abbott was a stuff presser at Woodhousc Carr in 1839.
76 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1093. Allen, Samuel — Frederic, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1846.
Frederic Allen was a dealer in flannel at 2, High Court Lane, in 1842.
1094. Beckwith, William — Thomas, Carver & Gilder, Leeds
— 12.
Thomas Beckwith was a canrer and gilder at 61, Woodhouse Lane,
in 1837.
1095. Beckwith, Francis —Thomas, Do. Leeds
— 10. r. Mids., 1846.
A brother of No. 1094.
1096. Benton, Robert — Mark, Carpenter, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum% 1848.
Mark Benton was a joiner in Wood Street in 1866.
1097. Birkhead, Charles — John, Linen Draper, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1845.
John Birkhead & Co. were linen manufacturers at 20, Guildford Street ;
house, Camp Road, in 1837.
829. Blakey, John — ^Joseph, Yeoman, Leeds.
Readmitted; r. Mids., 1844.
1098. Burwell, Charles — ^Joseph, Warehouseman, Leeds — 9.
Joseph Burwell was a manager at 163, Woodhouse Lane, in 1842.
1099. Carey, George Taylor — ^Thomas, Joiner, Leeds — ii,
r. Mids., 1846.
William Carey was a joiner at Burmantofts; house, 8, Saville Green,
in 185a
1 100. Carr, Greorge Saville — ^Joseph, Tobacconist, Leeds — 8.
Leeds, Skyrac, and Morley Savings Bank, 30, Bond Street, in 1849;
secretary, i860. Died 29 Sept., 1872. Burmantofts.
iioi. Crowther, Gideon — Gideon, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
Gideon Crowther was a cloth dresser at Harcourt Mill; house,
Marlborough Street, in 1837.
1 102. Davis, William — ^William, Engineer, Leeds — 14.
r. Mids., 1844.
William Davis was a millwright at Argus Foundry, Saville Street, in 1837.
1 103. Davis, Joseph — William, D** Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1844.
A brother of No. 1 102.
1 104. Dews, Frederic Sam* — Samuel, Schoolmaster, Wetherby
— II (o). Drowned at Wetherby, July i***, 1846.
1 105. Firth, Henry Gee — George, Musical Instrum* Maker,
Leeds — 10. r. Mids., 1844.
George Firth was a musician at 15, George Street, in 1837.
1 106. Firth, Benjamin — Henry, Armley — 12. r. Mids., 1844.
Henry Firth was a tailor at Armley in 1842.
1107. Fletcher, Charles G. — George, Broker, Leeds — 12.
George Fletcher was a shopkeeper in Hon)eck Lane in 1850.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. ^^
1 08. Graham, Thomas — ^William, Tailor, Leeds — 9.
r. Christmas, 1846.
William Graham was a tailor at 3 Court, 39, Briggate, in 1837.
109. Haley, Alfred Rhodes — ^Joseph, Bramley — 13.
r. X"-, 1846.
Joseph Haley & Co. were worsted spinners at Bramley'in 1842.
no. Hewitt, Charles Wesley — ^William, Tea-dealer, Leeds
— 10. r. Mids., 1846.
William Hewitt was a tea dealer at 36, Lady Lane, in 1837.
111. Hicks, Henry — ^John, Bookseller, Leeds — 13.
John Hicks was a bookseller at 17, North Street, in 1837.
112. Hirst, William Tho" A. — ^Thomas, Gentleman, Leeds
— 13. r. Mids., 1845.
Thomas Hirst, gentleman, 4, Elmwood Green, in 1839.
113. Hobson, John Dalby — Robert, Merchant's Clerk, Leeds
—9.
114. Hodgson, Joseph W. — ^William, Clothier, Holbeck — 10.
115. Holroyd, Henry — Benjamin, Dyer, Leeds— 14.
Emigrated to Australia in 1849 or 1850. Living in 1902.
116. Holt, James — ^Thomas, Clothier, Leeds — 16.
Thomas Holt was a cloth dresser and greengrocer at 53, West Street,
in 1850.
117. Hunt, Richard Will*" — Richard W., Leeds — 9. r.
Richard William Hunt was a cashier at 22, Grove Terrace, in 1866.
118. Johnson, Samuel W. — James, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1845.
Samuel Waite (son of James) Johnson. With E. B. Wilson & Co.,
Railway Foundry, Leeds. Then in the works of the following Railway
Companies :—G.N.R., M.S. & L., Edin. & Glasg., N.B.R., G.E.R.;
then for thirty years Chief Locomotive Superintendent, M.R. ; retired
1903. M.I.C.E. Past President of the Institute of Mechanical
Engineers. J. P. for Nottingham. Lenton House, Nottingham, in 1903.
1 1 19. Kelsall, Joseph — ^Joseph, Colonel 70*** Reg., Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1844.
Trin. Coll., Dublin. B.A. 1862. Living in 1903.
1 1 20. Marshall, John Will"^ — William, Butter Factor, Leeds
— 12.
1 121. Pearce, Francis H. — Charles, Leeds — 12.
1 1 22. Pickard, Christopher — Anthony, Printer, Leeds — 14.
r. Christmas, 1846.
A machine and tool maker, and for eight years a gas engineer at
Rawal Pindi. 65, Melville Road, Woodhouse, in 1903.
1 123. Pool, Charles — Robert, Ironmonger, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1846.
1 1 24. Powell, Thomas B. — ^Thomas, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum', 1850.
78 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 125. Ramskill, Joseph — Parson, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Parson Ramskill was a druggist in Meadow Lane in 1837. Josiah
Ramskill, L.S.A. 1851 ; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1852. 35, Meadow Lane,
Leeds, in 1903.
1 126. Rothery, William M. — William, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r.; readmitted FelP', 1847.
William Rothery was a commission agent at 35, Elmwood Street, in
1847.
1 127. Schofield, Joseph D. — Major, Clothier, Leeds — 9.
1 1 28. Skelton, Samuel — ^Jeremiah, Saddler, Leeds — 11.
Son of Jeremiah Skelton, saddler, 185, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
Died about 1888.
1 129. Smeeton, William — Richard, Silk Manufact% Leeds — 9.
r. Christmas, 1S45.
Smeeton & Lawson were Mlk mercers at 52, Briggate, in 1837.
1 1 30. Smith, Abraham — Charles, Labourer, Leeds — 14.
r. MichS 1848, for Queen's Coll., Camb®. Scholar
1849; vSchool Exhibition; 4^** Sen** Optime, 1852.
The Rev. Abraham Smith, M.A., F.R.A.S., Principal of the Collegiate
School, Huddcrsfield, and Minister of Bradley in 1882.
1 131. wSmith, Rob' Fred^ — John, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
1 132. Stead, Edmund — Richard, Baker, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1846.
Richard Stead was a ))aker at 112, Kirkgate, in 1837.
1 133. Thompson, Joshua — ^Joshua, Milkman, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1844.
Joshua Thompson was a milk seller at 14, Smithson's Fold, Meadow
Lane, in 1850.
1 134. Tuke, George L. — ^John, Joiner, Chapel Allerton — 10.
John Tuke was a joiner at Pottemewton in 1847.
1 1 35* Walker, William — ^John, Tailor, Leeds — 13.
John B. Walker was a tailor at 41, Kirkgate, in 1842.
1 1 36. Walker, Charlesworth H. — Thomas, Dyer, Leeds — 13.
Thomas Walker was a silk dyer at 24, Commercial Street, in 1837.
1 137. Walker, Joseph — John, Clothier, Armley — 10.
There was a John Walker, a cloth manufacturer, at Moorside, Armley,
in 1842.
1 1 38. Walker, John — Thomas, Delver, Woodhouse — 8.
Living retired at Windsor Crescent, Bridlington, in 1903.
1 1 39. Ward, Edward — ^James, Surgeon, Leeds — 13.
James Ward was a surgeon and druggist at 47, Kirkgate, in 1837.
1 140. Watson, George Simeon — John, Stonemason, Wood-
house — 12. r. Mids., 1844.
1 141. Wikeley, Charles Edward — Thomas, Straw Hat
Manuf**, Leeds — 10. r. Mids., 1846.
L.S.A. Lond. 1854; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1858. Array Medical Service;
assistant-surgeon 19th Foot, 1859; surgeon-major 1874; retired 1884.
125, The Grove, Ealing, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 79
1 142. Wood, Thomas — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds — 12.
Joseph Wood was a painter at Court 42, Briggate ; house, 10, Elmwood
Grove, in 1837.
1 143. Wood, William W. — ^William, Cloth Drawer, Leeds — 1 1.
William Wit ham Wood was a traveller at 4, Carr Place, in 1866.
1 1 44. Wood, Richard — William, Butcher, Leeds — 10.
William Wood was a butcher at 13, Fleet Street ; house, 1 1, Woodhouse
Lane, in 1837.
1 145. Young, Alfred Verity — Matthew, Flax Dresser, Leeds
— 9. r. Mids., 1844.
1 146. White, Edwin — Mary Ann, Leeds — 12.
1 147. Crampton, Joseph — Richard, Tailor, Leeds — 11.
r. Feb>', 1844.
Son of Richard Crampton, of Little London, verger at St. Matthew's
Church. A tailor with his father. Enlisted; died at Meerut, 29 Oct.,
1863, aged 29.
1 148. Gill, Albert — George, Shoemaker, Leeds — 11.
George Gill was a shoemaker at 116, West Street, in 1837.
1 149. Shackleton, Stephen — ^John, Leeds — 8. r. Mids., 1845.
1 1 50. Turner.
Feby i«S 1844.
Upper School . . .18
Middle School . -43
Lower D° . . .145
Total N° . . 206
July 29*^ 1844.
1 151. Abbott, James — ^John, Book-keeper, Leeds — 13.
John Abbott was a book-keeper in Oxford Place in 1837.
1 152. Ainsworth, Will" — ^Jesse, Mason, Leeds — 8^.
1 1 53. Barrand, Will" — William, Joiner, Leeds — 12.
William Barrand was a joiner at 17^, Wade Lane; house, St. John's
Court, in 1850.
1 154. Barras, John — Anthony L., Iron-founder, Leeds — 14.
Anthony Leaton Barras was an iron founder; house, Saxton Lane,
in 1837.
1 155. Chadwick, Thomas — Ann, Hunslet — 15.
Mrs. Ann Chadwick, 5, Hunslet Lane, in 1850.
908. Battye, Will"* Henry — Richard C, Surgeon, Leeds — 13.
r. Sept', 1845.
William Henry (son of Richard Charlesworth) Battye.
1 1 56. Brownridge, William Tho* — ^James, Inn-keeper, Leeds
— 12. r. Mids., 1846.
William Thomas Brownridge was an upholsterer in Bay Horse Yard
and Bingley Street in 1866.
1 157. Dufton, Joseph — ^Joseph, Cloth Manufact', Leeds — 13.
Joseph Duflon was a cloth merchant and manufacturer at 21, Basinghall
Street; house, 27, Carr Road, in 1850.
So LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 1 58. Dunning, John — ^John, Gardener, Chapel- town — 9.
r. X°^, 1848.
1159. Garrs, Thomas S. — ^William, Flax Dresser, Leeds — 12.
1 160. Greenland, George Henry — Edward, Banker, Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum., 1845.
Edward Greenland was manager of the Leeds Bank, 16, Albion Street,
in 1S42.
1 1 6 1 . Haley, John Cyrus — ^Joseph, Cloth-maker, Bramley — 12.
r. X™~», 1846.
Joseph Haley & Co. were worsted spinners at Bramley in 1842. (See
No. 1109.)
1162. Hartley, Joshua R. — John, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
r. Feby, 1847.
Joshua Robley Holdsworth Hartley (third son of John Hartley, a stuff
and woollen merchant, of Bischoff House, North Street, and brother of
Lieut.-Colonel Joseph Hartley, LL.D., J.P., D.L.) died at Exeter,
30 Oct., 1857.
1 163. Hay, John — John, Spirit Merch*, Leeds — 14.
1 164. Horsfall, Henry James — ^Jonathan, Cloth Merch', Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum., 1846.
1 165. Horsfall, John Edward — ^Jonathan, Do. Leeds
— 9. r. Midsum., 1846.
1 166. Ingle, James Morley — Hugh, Schoolmaster, Wood-
house — 13.
Hugh and Mary Ingle. School, Woodhouse, in 1842.
1167. Lawson, John — ^James, Wool Merchant, Leeds — 10.
1168. Laycock, Henry — ^John, Iron-moulder, Leeds — 11.
92 1 . Linfoot, Matthew — Matthew, Hop Merchant, Leeds — 1 3.
Matthew Linfoot was a clerk at 5, Brunswick Place, in 1842.
1 169. Lister, Jonathan W. — Richard N., Clothier, Bramley
— II. r. Midsum., 1846.
Richard Nicholson Lister, gentleman. Ivy Cottage, in 1866.
1 1 70. Lister, Joseph — Richard N. Do. Do.
— 10. r. Mids., 1846.
A brother of No. 1169.
11 7 1 . Long, Thomas — ^John, Clothier, Holbeck — 1 1 .
r. Midsum**, 1846.
1 172. Musgrave, Frederic — ^Thomas, Clothier, Armley — 14.
1173. Nicholson, Robert F. — ^John, M.D., Bawtry — 10 (o).
r. Mids., 1846.
1 1 74. Parkins, Thomas — ^Charles, Worsted Manufr, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum., 1846.
Charles Parkins was a worsted spinner at Harcourt Mill, West Street,
in 1842.
1175. Patterson, William — Leeds — 13. r. Aug*, 1844.
1176. Pickles, Joseph — ^John, Cloth Fuller, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1846.
John Pickles was a cloth fuller at 18, Derby Crescent, in 1866,
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 8 1
1 177. Proctor, Thomas R. — ^Jeremiah, Mechanic, Leeds — 10.
1 178. Rider, Joseph — David, Cloth Merchant, Leeds — 12.
David Rider was a cloth commission agent at 181, Park Lane; house,
I, South Camaby Street, in 1850.
1 1 79. Robinson, Charles Henry — Henry, Servant, Chapel town
—13.
1 1 80. Rooke, Charles Staveley — Edward, Accountant, Leeds
— 12. r. Midsum', 1848.
A civil engineer, East Parade, Leeds. Retired ; lived many years at
12, Blenheim fXerrace, and afterwards at 210, Newton Hill, Leeds; died
there 22 Nov., 1903, aged 72. Adel.
1 181. Saxton, John — Benjamin, Carpenter, Leeds — 10.
r. Aug**, 1850.
A druggist in St. Peter's Street, Leeds. Died 23 February, 1888.
Burmantofts.
1 182. Settle, Joseph — ^John, Clothier, Wortley — 11.
r. X°»», 1848.
Admitted a solicitor £. 1856; practised in Leeds and Armley.
1 183. Shields, Thomas T. — Christopher, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 8.
r. Mids., 1846.
Christopher Shields was a victualler at the White Swan Inn, Swan
Street, m 1837.
1 1 84. Simms, Frederic — Greorge Fred*', Excise Officer, Leeds
— 10.
George Frederic Simms was a permit writer at i, Burlington Street.
1 185. Speed, John — ^John, Cloth-Dresser, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum., 1846.
1 186. Stott, William — ^William, Clothier, Armley — 15.
r. Christmas, 1846.
A schoolmaster. Died at Lofthouse, 22 June, i860, aged 31.
1187. Taylor, Robert — Robert, Town Miss^, Leeds — 12.
r. Christ", 1847.
Robert Taylor was a town missionary at i, Haymount Place, in 1850.
1 188. Turner, Joseph M. — Samuel, Town Miss^, Hunslet — 11.
r. Mids', 1846.
Samuel Turner was a town missionary at 9, Glasshouse Street, in 1850.
1 1 89. Wade, Thomas — ^Joseph, Labourer, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum**, 1846.
1 1 90. Walker, Robert — ^Joseph, Clothier, Armley — 12.
1 191. Walker, Thomas W. — Henry, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
Henry Walker was a dyer in York Road in 1842.
1 192. Walker, George Ash — Henry, Dyer, Leeds — 10.
A brother of No. 1 191.
1 193. Walker, John — ^Joseph, Painter, Woodhouse — 9.
Died in 1848.
1 194. Welch, William — ^Anthony, Agent, Leeds — 11.
Anthony Welsh was a book-keeper in Byron Street in 1837.
1 195. Whiteley, Charles — William, Dyer, Leeds — 13.
F
82 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 1 96. Wordsworth, Tom — Thomas, Book-keeper, Hunslet — 8.
r. Sep', 1844.
Thomas Wordsworth was a book-keeper in EUcrby Lane in 1837.
1 197. Denny, John Thomas — Daniel, Canvas Manuf', Water-
ford, Ireland — 14 (o). r. Mids., 1845.
After learning banking went to Australian gold fields ; died there, date
unknown.
Aug^^Sth, 1844.
Upper School . . . .22
Middle School 37
Lower School
Mr. Ripley . . .51
— Garland ... 39
— Lawrence ... 63
— 153
Total . . .212
January 27*^ 184S
1 198. Anderson, William — Andrew, Clothier, Armley — 11.
1 199. Barker, Edward — Edward, Joiner, Leeds — 10.
Edward Barker was a joiner and fruit dealer at 31, Hunslet Lane,
in 1S47.
1200. Barker, George — Edward, Do. Leeds — 11.
A brother of No. 1 199.
1 20 1. Bateson, Henry — ^John, Clothier, Armley — 11.
John Bateson was a woollen manufacturer at Armley in 1842.
1202. Blackburn, William — William, Serjeant of Infantry,
Leeds — 15.
1203. Bolland, Arthur — William Thomas, Carrier, Leeds — 15.
r. Sep**, 1849, for Magdalene Coll., Camb®.
Third son of William Thomas Bolland, ironmaster and proprietor of
the Lteds Iniellifrencer. Magd. Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1853;
M.A. 1856. Curate of St. Bartholomew's, Birmingham, 1853 ; of
I^cds, 1855; of St. Philip's, Leeds, 1856; of Woodhouse, 1857.
Vicar of St. Thomas's, Leeds, 1859 ; retired 1877. Died at Scarborough,
6 March, 1889.
1204. Bromley, Ben — John, Clothier, Holbeck — 12.
r. Mids., 1846.
1205. Brook, Abraham — Francis, Clothier, Hunslet — 15.
1206. Brook, John — Samuel, Farmer, Leeds — 9.
Samuel Brook was a shopkeeper at 20, St. Mark's Street, Woodhouse,
in 1850,
1207. Carr. John — Francis, Dyer, Leeds — 12.
Francis Carr & Son were drysalters at 13, Swinegate, in 1866.
1208. Cass, William Anthony — William R., Surgeon, Leeds
— 14. r. Christmas, 1846.
Son of William Reader Cass, F.R.C.S. Ordained 1854. Curate of
Horbury, 1854. Vicar of St. Michael's, Wakefield, 1861 ; of Burford,
Oxon., from 1871.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 83
1209. Cheetham, Henry Chowne — ^Joseph, Straw Hat Maker,
Leeds — 10. r. Midsum., 1848.
1 2 10. Davis, Samuel — William, Engineer, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1848.
William Davis was an engineer and machine maker, and lived at 37,
Bedford Place, in 1850.
121 1. Dayson, Jonathan — Robert, Bookbinder, Holbeck — 10.
r. X"-, 1847.
Jonathan Ogden Dayson, Secretary of the Leeds Mechanics* Institution.
I^ed 28 Sept., 1897, at 15, Clarendon Place, Leeds.
12 12. Emsley, William Perkin — ^John, Smith, Leeds — 12.
Died in London (?). John Emsley was a blacksmith at 3, Cloth Hall
Street, in 1847.
1 2 13. Fumiss, Frederic — ^William, Gardener, Hunslet — 12.
r. Christ", 1847.
1 2 14. Gott, William — ^William, Plasterer, Leeds — 10.
William Gott was a beerseller and plasterer at 4, George's Street, in 1847.
1 2 15. Grayson, Thomas — Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum., 1848.
Thomas Grayson was a victualler at Three Legs, 31, Lowerhead Row,
in 1847.
1 2 16. Gill, John — Matthias, Corn-Miller, Chapel-Town — 11.
Matthias Gill was a corn miller at 4, Bachelor Street, in 1847.
12 17. Hargreaves, Charles — ^Jemmy, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 8.
r. Nov', 1852.
James Hargreaves was a schoolmaster at 6, Greek Street, in 1837.
12 18. Hargreaves, Arthur — Jemmy, Schoolmaster, Leeds — 1 1 .
r.
A brother of No. 121 7.
1 2 19. Heaton, Edwin Garland — William, Leeds — 12.
1 2 20. Henderson, James Alexander — ^John, Bookkeeper, Leeds
1 22 1. Henderson, Thomas — ^John, D^ D^ — 11.
1222. Hill, John William — ^John Hep worth, Barrister, Leeds
— 13. r. Midsum**, 1847. Trin. Coll., Camb% 1850.
A conveyancing barrister, Mid. Temple, 1857. Pease's Buildings,
Leeds; Lynton Villa, Leeds. Died 25 Nov., 1882, at Ilkley.
1223. Holmes, Henry — Nathan, Gardener, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1848.
1224. Jewitt, Edward — George, Waterman, Leeds — 10.
r. X°»~, 1850.
John Jewitt was a mariner, and lived at 39, Waterloo Street, in 1850.
1225. Kay, Joshua — ^John, Joiner, Leeds — 14.
1226. Fawcett, Joseph — ^James, Clerk, Woodhouse — 16.
r. April, 1845.
Son of the Rev. James Fawcett. An architect at Sheffield. Died
24 Aug., 1896.
84 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1227. Fawcett, William Milner — James, Clerk, Woodhouse — 12.
Brother of the above. Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A.; Sen. Opt 1859;
M.A.; F.S.A. An architect at Cambridge. V.P., R.I.B.A., 1896-1900.
Lieut. -colonel of Volunteers, V.D. Retired. 3, Scroopc Terrace,
Cambridge, in 1905.
1228. Kenworthy, — Hugh, Leeds — 10. r. Christ", 1846.
i22g. Levi, Henry — Harriet, Spinster, Leeds — 12.
1230. Moorey, James — ^Thomas, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Thomas Moorey was a shopkeeper at 147, Beeston Road. James
Moorey was a carrier at 146, Beeston Road, in 1866.
1 23 1. Morris, Thomas — William, Comber, Leeds — 13.
1232. Nelson, Frederic William — George, Ironmonger, Leeds
— 13. r.* Christmas, 1846.
George Nelson, 34, North Street. Nelson & Sons were ironmongers
at 47, Briggate, in 1847.
1233. Nunns, Thomas Jackson — Thomas, Clerk, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1846. B.A. Camb.; S^ John's, 1857.
i'*^ Class in Class. Tripos.
Son of the Rev. Thomas Nunns; M.A. 1861. Assistant Master at
Bradfield ; at Leeds Grammar School. Head Master at Helston
Grammar School in 186 1. Vicar of Launceston from 189a
1234. Oates, John William — Elkanah, Shoemaker, Leeds — 10.
Christ Church, Oxford. B.A. 1859; M.A. 1862. Curate of Bedworth,
1859; of Blackburn, 1862; of Newnham, Hants., 1864; of St. James',
Shoreditch, 1866; of New Radnor, 1869; of Leathley, 1872; of
Hartshead, 1874; of Addingham, 1875; of Thomer, 1879. Vicar of
Ingrow from 1 882.
1235. Parish, John — Robert, Milkman, Leeds — 10.
Robert Parish was a milk seller at 45, Bridge Street, in 1847.
1236. Raistrick, Joseph Charles — George, Chemist, Leeds — 1 1 .
r. Christmas, 1846.
George Raistrick was a working chemist at 13, Barstow Street, in 1847.
1237. Reynard, John — ^James, Gardener, Potternewton — 8.
James Reynard was a gardener at 15, Lincoln Field Place, in 1847.
1 238. Robinson, Walter Henry — Thomas, Dissenting Minister,
Leeds — 10. r. Midsum', 1846.
1238^. Sadler, Robert — John, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 10.
r. May, 1845.
1239. Sanderson, Benjamin — ^John, Cloth Dresner, Leeds — 9.
Joseph Sanderson was a cloth drawer at 22, Burley Street, in 1850.
1 240. Shann, John — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds— 9.
1 24 1. Singleton, Isaac — John, Currier, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1846.
Isaac Singleton was a currier in Wilson's Yard, Duke Street, in 1850.
1242. Sykes, John Frederic — .Samuel, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1846.
1243. Thompson, George — William, Millman, Leeds — 13.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 85
1244. Till, Thomas — ^John, Tailor, Chapel-town — 14.
A linen draper at 21, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. Retired to Oxford Villa,
Boston Spa; died there in May, 1904.
1245. Vickers, William Randall — Edward R., Shoe merchant,
Leeds — 10. r. X™»«, 1848.
A draper, and afterwards a woollen merchant. Died about 1870.
1246. Vickers, Charles Henry — Edward R., D**
Leeds — 9. r. Midsum', 1846.
A commercial traveller. Died about 1878, at Headingley.
1247. Wainman, Esharhaddon — Benjamin, Clothier, Armley
—13.
Benjamin Wainman was a cloth manufacturer and tea dealer at
Moorside in 1847.
1248. Waite, James Butler — Henry, Hair Dresser, Leeds — 9.
r. May, 1847.
An estate agent. Waite & Sons, Butts Court, Leeds, 1905.
1249. Walker, Joseph — Robert, Wortley — 14.
1250. Wray, Walter — ^William, Mason, Leeds — 8.
William Wray was a mason and builder at 29, North Street, in 1847.
Feby 3d, 1845.
Upper School . . . .23
Middle D^ .... 43
Lower School
Mr. Ripley . . . .57
Mr. Garland . . 46 } 168
Mr. Lawrence . . .65
Total
234
July 28thy 1845.
1 25 1. Ambler, John R. — Robert, Maltster, Holbeck — 13.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Joseph Ambler was a maltster at Mint, Holbeck, in 1850.
1252. Barker, Thomas D. — Edward, Plasterer, Leeds — 14.
r. Midsum^ 1846.
Rev. Thomas Dodsworth Barker. Univ. College, Durham. B.A. 187 1.
Curate of St. Thomas', Huddersfield ; of Skelton-in-Cleveland.
1253. Barrass, George — ^Joseph, Clothier, Holbeck — 10.
r. Christmas, 1846.
1254. Binns, William — ^John, Clothier, Leeds — 8 + .
r. X*™, 1851.
John Binns (James Binns & Sons) was a cloih finisher at 26, Burley
Street, in 1847.
1255. Brown, Charles — Matthew, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 12.
Matthew Brown was a wood turner at 56, Merrion Street, in 1850.
1256. Brown, George Tilney— Daniel, Packer, Leeds — 9.
r. Jany, 1846.
Daniel Brown was a warehouseman at 59, Regent Street, in 1847.
86 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1257. Brown, James Layton — James L., Clerk, Holbeck — 9.
r. Feby, 1846.
The Rev. James Layton Brown was incumbent of Holbeck in 1835,
and died 5' Jan., 1855. The son was called to the Bar at Lincoln's
Inn, 10 June, 1870. Was at Shanghai in 1882 ; in South Africa in 1905.
1258. Butler, William T. H. — Thomas, Butcher, Leeds — 9.
Thomas Butler was a butcher at 76, Kirkgate, in 1847.
1259. Bulmer, Hawksworth — William, Tanner, Leeds — 8.
William Bulmer was a fellmonger in Lincoln Field Place in 1847.
1260. Bulmer, Thomas — William, D** Leeds — 10
1261. Carr, Charles C. — ^Joseph, Gentleman, Leeds — 8.
1262. Cliff, William Henry — ^John, Book-keeper, Leeds — 10.
Six years with his &ther as architect ; 28 years with a Leeds firm ; and
for 19 years surveyor and valuer to the Yorkshire Penny Bank. 39, Ash
Grove, Headingley, in 1905.
1263. Coxon, William — Robert, Butcher, Holbeck — 13.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Robert Coxon was a butcher and seedsman at Stocks Hill in 1847.
1264. Crosthwaite, Samuel — Benjamin, Clerk, Leeds — 10.
r. Oct., 1854, for Trin. Coll., Camb. i"' Class, 1854.
Died of decline, 1855.
Eldest son of the Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite, ©f St. Andrew's, Leeds.
Died 5 Dec, 1856, at Torquay.
1265. Crosthwaite, Benjamin — Benjamin, D^ Leeds — 9.
r. Mids., 1854, from ill health. Afterwards much
abroad. Left for Austr*, Christmas, 1858.
Second son of the Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite. Selborne Road, Kew;
Melbourne, Australia, in 1903.
1266. Dobson, Thomas — ^Thomas, Clothier, Holbeck — 10.
Thomas Dobson was a woollen draper at 5, Nippet Lane, in 1847*
1267. Dain, William Henry — John, Clerk of Works, Leeds
— II. r. 1847.
1268. Endeacott, Joseph — ^Joseph, Overlooker, Leeds— 9.
Joseph Endeacott was an overlooker at 16, Pea Street, in 1850.
1269. Farrar, Thomas — James, Labourer, Leeds — 14.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Rev. Thomas Farrar, Rector of St. Paul's, Demerara ; Archdeacon of
Demerara. Died 21 Aug., 1893, aged 61.
1270 Fowler, John — ^James, Labourer, Beeston — 9.
r. Midsum', 1846.
1271. Garland, Richard W. — Thomas, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
Richard Wheen Garland, a stove grate manufacturer. Bickenhall
Mansions, Baker Street, London, in 1903.
1272. Garland, Thomas B. — ^Thomas, Druggist, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1855, for Magd. Coll., Camb. Afterw^
Milner Scholar; B.A. 1859; 9*^^ Jun' opt.
Thomas Bloom Garland. M.A. 1862. Curate of Netherton, 1859;
of Tettenhall, Staffs., 1863; of Barningham, 1867; of Babworth,
Notts., 1869. Vicar of Bishopswood, Staffs., from 1888.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 87
1273. Grreen, Thomas — Thomas, Leeds — 14.
1274. Halliley, Frederic — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
Edward Halliley was a cloth manufacturer at Low Close Mills ; house,
5, St. George's Terrace, in 1847.
1275. Holford, William — Greorge, Officer of Excise, Leeds
— 14. r. Midsum^, 1847.
George Holford was a supervisor at 5, St. Alban*s Street, in 1847.
1276. Holford, Arthur B. — George, Do. Do. — 9.
r. Midsum"*, 1847.
A brother of Nos. 1275 and 1277.
1277. Holford, George — George, Do. Do.
r. Midsum', 1847.
1278. Kitson, Edward P. — Peter, Mason, Leeds — 10.
Peter Kitson was a stonemason at 43, Grove Street, in 1847.
1279. Linder, Henry George — Henry, Jeweller, Leeds — 11.
1280. Ogden, John O. — ^Jonathan, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1846.
1 28 1. Mann, John — Peter, Assessor of Taxes, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1846.
1282. Mann, Peter — Peter, Do. Leeds — 10.
r. Aug**, 1846.
1283. Penniston, Joseph — ^Thomas, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 8.
Thomas Penniston was a cabinet maker at 35, Stamford Street, in 1850.
1284. Pickard, Israel — Benjamin, Clothier, Holbeck — 11.
r. Christ", 1846.
1285. Rider, Thomas — George, Slubber, Leeds — 9.
r. Christ*, 1847.
1286. Ridpeth, Thomas H. — ^Thomas, Traveller, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Ridpeth was an auctioneer, &c., at 10, Trinity Street, ini850 .
1287. Ridpeth, Edward v.— Thomas, D« Leeds— 8.
A brother of No. 1286.
1288. Singleton, Joseph — Benjamin, Warehouseman, Leeds
— 12.
Benjamin Singleton was a warehouseman at 21, Marlborough Street,
in 1847.
1289. Shaw, Alfred C. — ^Joseph, Book keeper, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum., 1846.
Joseph Shaw was a bookkeeper at 12, Darley Street, in 1847.
1 290. Smith, George — George, Thread Maker, Hunslet — 1 2 + .
r. Christ", 1846.
A woollen cloth manufacturer at Langton Mills, near Toronto, Canada.
1 29 1. Taylor, Charles — George, Potter, Hunslet — 14.
(See No. 1292.)
1292. Taylor, George — Samuel, Potter, Hunslet — 11.
George & Samuel Taylor were earthenware manufacturers at Hunslet
New Pottery, Jack Lane, in 1850.
1 293. Washington, William — Thomas, Tobacconist, Leeds — 9.
Thomas Washington was a tobacconist at 5, Sheepscar Vale, in 1850.
88 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1294. Wurtzburg, John Henry — Edward, Merchant, Leeds
— 10. r. April, 1847.
A director of Greenwood & Batley, Limited, engineers, Leeds. Alder-
man 1898-1904, and J. P. for Leeds. Chairman of the School Board
1894-97. President of the Leeds Chamber of Commerce 1903-4.
**Frens," Moorfield Road, Ben Rhydding, in 1905.
Aug** i8^*», 1845.
Upper School . . . .23
Middle D^
Lower D® Mr. Ripley
Mr. Garland
Mr. Lawrence .
Total
27
53)
57-)
211
Jany I9*»>, 1846.
1295. Bell, William H>' — William, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
r. Christmas, 1846.
William Bell was a dyer in Manor Street, Sheepscar, in 185a
1296. Brownlow, George — ^Thomas, Fruiterer, Leeds — 9.
Thomas Hickson Brownlow was a potato merchant at 14, East
Beckett Street, in 1850.
1297. Burgon, Benjamin — Henry, Guard, Hunslet — 12.
r. Christmas, 1846.
St. Bees, 1871. Curate of Featherstone, 1872. Vicar of Purston, 1876;
of Stainforth from 1893.
1298. Costelow, George — Abraham, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1848.
Abraham Castelow kept the Brougham Arms, 43, Kirkgate, in 1850.
1299. Costelow, Benjamin W. — Abraham, Do. Do. — 10.
1300. Coats, Thomas — ^Joseph, Book binder, Leeds — 10.
r. X°»", 1848.
Re-entered July, 1849.
1 30 1. Dixon, John Henry — Henry, Painter, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1848.
1 302 . Fawcett, James Edward — ^James, Clerk, Woodhouse — 1 1 .
Son of the Rev. James Fawcett. Surgeon R.N. Lost in the wreck
of the Racehorse^ 4 Nov., 1864.
1303. Fawcett, Henry — ^James, D° D° — 10.
A brother of No. 1302. Clare Coll., Camb. B.A. 1859; Jun. Opt.;
M.A. 1862. After various curacies had sole charge of St. Michael's,
Stepney, 1865; was vicar of St. Thomas', Bethnal Green, 1879; oif
Landkey, Barnstaple, 1899. Died 17 April, 1901.
1304. Gamble, Robert — Samuel G., Farmer, Armley — 16^.
r. Midsum', 1849.
St Augustine's Coll., Cant., 1851. Curate of Longwood; of Ski|>s€a,
1861 ; of St. George's, Bamsley, 1877; of St. Alban'f, Burmantofts,
Leeds, 1878. Died in 1899.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 89
1305. Heaton, William Henry — George, Flour-dealer, Leeds
— 10.
1 306. Hill, Francis Chorley — ^John Hepworth, Barrister, Leeds
—13. r. 1848, X™».
In Bank of Beckett & Co. , Leeds, for many years ; then farming in
Lincolnshire, Scotland, and Kent ; then of Temple Sowerby, Penrith.
Died at 15, Fitzroy Square, London, 23 Jan., 1902.
1307. Higgins, Ashforth — Homer, Shoemaker, Chapel Town
—13. r. 1847.
Employed at Meanwood Tannery. Died 27 April, 1874, ^g^ 4i*
1 308. Jeffels, Frederic Will™ — Michael, Gentleman, Leeds — i o.
Mr. Michael Jeffels, 14, St. Alban's Street, in 1850.
1309- Joy, Joseph James — Matthew, Engine Man, Leeds — 1 1.
r. Midsum', 1847.
1 310. Judd, Joseph — ^Joseph, Wheelwright, Hunslet — 11.
r. Christmas, 1846.
Joseph Judd (Judd & Easby) was a wheelwright in Grey Walk, Hunslet,
in 1 550.
1311. Morton, Francis — Jonathan, Leeds — 11. r. 1847.
Francis Morton was a shoemaker at 6, Vane Street; and Jonathan
Morton was a rag dealer in Wade Street in 1866.
1312. Middleton, Oliver — John, Clothier, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1846.
13 13. Parker, Edward — John, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
John Parker was a wholesale tea dealer at 7, Firth's Yard, Upperhead
Row; house, 19, Darley Street, in 1850.
1 314. Simpson, Richard — Richard, Butcher, Leeds — 10.
r. X™*, 1849.
Richard Simpson was a butcher at 14, North Street, in 1850.
1315- Staveley, Thomas B. — Thomas B., Druggist, Hunslet
— 8. r. Midsum', 1850.
Thomas Beal Staveley was a druggist at 58, East Street, in 1850.
1 3 16. Thorns, William — ^John, Labourer, Leeds — 12.
r. Christmas, 1846.
1 3 1 7 . Townsley, John — ^John, Leeds — 1 1 .
John Townsley was a joiner at 3, St. Alban's Street, in 1850.
1 31 8. Turner, Samuel — ^John, Butcher, Wortley — 15.
r. Christmas, 1846.
John Turner was a butcher in Wortley Lane in 1850.
1319- Walker, John — Robert, Leeds— 11. r.
860. Wilkinson, Alfred — John, Cloth Merchant, Leeds — 16.
Re-entered; left 1849. Clare Hall, Camb% 1851.
Never graduated. Probably died in 1858.
1320. Vickers, John Farrer — ^William, Butcher, Stanningley
—13.
William Vickers was a butcher in Rickardshaw Lane in 1850.
1321. Wilson, Edward — William, Postboy, Leeds — 12.
go LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1322. Whitaker, John — James, Dyer, Leeds — 9.
1323. Wesley.
Feby, 1846.
Upper School . . .18
Middle DO
, ,
• 32
Lower D®
Mr. Ripley .
.
• 49
Mr. Garland
.
• 45
Mr. Lawrence
• •
• 49
Total
N»
• 193
il
July 27*^ 1846.
1324. Birtson, William — ^William, Tanner, Leeds — 11.
r. Christ", 1846.
1325. Blackburn, William Francis — Robert, Warehouseman,
Leeds — 10.
Robert Blackburn was a warehouseman at 28, Reuben Terrace, in 1850.
1326. Broughton, Alfred — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 14.
r. X"**, 1848.
William Broughton was a druggist at 46, Meadow Lane, in 1850.
1327. Croisdale, John — William, Clothier, Holbeck — 14.
r. Mids., 1852.
Hatfield Hall, Durham. B.A. 1858 (3rd Class Classics); M.A. 1861.
Curate of Beeston, Yorks., 1857; of Watton, Norfolk, 1859; of St.
Barnabas', Leeds, 1862; of West Rainton, 1864. Vicar of East
Rainton, Durham, from 1866.
1329. Crossland, John — Charles, Drysalter, Holbeck — 14.
r. Christmas, 1846,
1330. Ellison, William — George, Farmer, Leeds — 9.
1 33 1. Frobisher, George — George, Druggist, Leeds — 10.
r. Christmas, 1846.
1332. Gascoigne, Thomas — Joseph, Cashier, Woodhouse — 10.
r.* X°»«, 1849.
Joseph Gascoigne was an accountant at 5, Portland Street, in 1850.
1333- Gaines, William Roberts — Charles, Clothier, Holbeck
—9. r.
1334. Grayson, William —Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Grayson, Three Legs, 31, Lowerhead Row, in 1847.
1335. Hepworth, William — John, Surgeon, Hunslet — 13. n
John Doughty Hepworth was a surgeon in Sayner Lane in 1847.
1336. Hill, Charles Edward — ^John Hepworth, Barrister, Leeds
—II. r. X™*", 1848.
Articled to J. H. Shaw, solicitor, Leeds. Lieutenant 1st West York
Militia; 25th Regiment— Ensign 1856, Lieutenant 1857, Captain 1861 ;
37th Regiment ; retired 1865. Died at Hawley Hill, Faml^orough,
Hants., 7 June, 1878.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. QI
1337. Hartley, Joshua — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 13.
Probably the same as No. 1162.
1338. Hyde, Henry Edwin — George, Banker, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1847.
Henry Elwyn Hyde. Caius Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1857;
33rd Wrangler; M.A. i860. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn,
6 June, i860. Many years a Volunteer. Colonel 3rd Volunteer Battalion
Norfolk Regiment.
1339. Kirk, Arthur Sellers — ^Joseph L^, Tinner, Leeds — 10.
Joseph Kirk was a tinner at 4, Kirkgate. Joseph Linsley Kirk was
Governor at the Industrial School, Beckett Street, in 1850.
1 340. Knowles, Alfred John — Benjamin, Frizzer, Wortley — 10.
A wholesale grocer at Cloth Hall Street. Councillor 1888-98;
Alderman 1 898-1 904. House, Femville, Roundhay.
1341. Macfarlane, George — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 8 + . r.
John Macfarlane was a surgeon at 23, Wellington Street, in 1850.
1342. Mallett, Henry — Henry, Hosier, Leeds — 10.
r. X™», 1850.
Hosier, 46, Briggate ; house, 17, Fenton Street, in 185a
1343. Moss, Charles James — William, Woolsorter, Leeds — 13.
1344. Riley, Thomas — ^William, Shoemaker, Leeds — 10.
1345. Rod well, Fletcher — ^James, Currier, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum% 1847.
1346. Rusby, Samuel — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
In a Bank at Halifax, and the Head Office of the Yorkshire Banking
Company, Leeds, for nearly fifty years. Captain in the Leeds Rifle
Volunteers. Retired. Died at 27, Reservoir Street, Leeds, 19 March,
1903, ^ed 67 years.
1347. Smith, John Edward — ^John Wales, Draper, Leeds — 14.
Admitted a solicitor 1858. Town Clerk of Leeds. Removed to London.
1348. Teasdale, John — ^John, Excise Officer, Leeds — 9.
r.*X"*«, 1849.
John Teasdale was an exciseman at 4, Merrion Place, in 1847.
1349. Towers, Alfred George — William, Coach agent, Leeds
— II. r. Mids., 1848.
William Towers was a book-keeper at 5, Tolson Street, Woodhouse, in
1847. In 1830 William Towers was a coach agent at 22, Templar Street.
866. Cookson, Francis — Francis, Clergyman, Leeds — 18 + .
Readmitted; r. Midsum', 1847.
Eldest son of Rev. Francis Thomas Cookson, incumbent of St. John's.
(See also previous entry No. 866.)
Aug**, 1846.
Upper School . . .21 boys.
Middle D° . . .37
Lower D°
Mr. Ripley 36
Mr. Garland . .35
Mr. Lawrence . •47
Total No.
176
92 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
Jany iS^y 1847.
1350. Akeroyd, John B. — Abraham, Joiner, Leeds — 10.
r.*X""«, 1849.
Abraham Akeroyd was a joiner at 36, Walerlw) Street, in 1850.
1 35 1. Akehurst, Charles — Stephen, Tailor, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1848.
Stephen Akehurst was a tailor at 4, Templar Street, in 1842; afterwards
Mrs. Elizabeth Akehurst at same address. (See also No. 1417*)
1352. Allen, Thomas — ^Joseph, Druggist, Leeds — 10.
r. X">", 1849.
Joseph Allen was a druggist at 130, Briggate, in 1842.
1 353- Allen, Edward — Joseph, Druggist, Leeds — 9.
A brother of No. 1352.
^354« Balmforth, John — Ephraim, Currier, Leeds.
r*XJ^, 1849.
1355' Broscombe, Thomas — William, Clothier, Leeds — 10.
1037. Bland, William Henry — John, Salesman, Leeds — 11.
Readmitted.
1356. Benson, William P. — James, Rope-Maker, Leeds — 11.
r. May, 1848.
1357. Bracewell, John — John, Overlooker, Leeds — 9.
r. X°^, 1848.
1358. Crawford, Alexander — Samuel, Dissenting Minister,
Leeds — 15. r. for business, Fel>^' 8^^ 1847.
An architect in Leeds. Retired to near Weymouth. Died at
Headingley, 13 July, 1887.
1359. Dreuary, Thomas — Thomas, Mason, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Drewery was a druggist at 3, Quarry Hill ; James Drewery
in 1901.
1360. Dobson, Alfred K. — ^Jesse, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1847.
A woollen merchant (T. L. & A. K. Dobson) at 9, Park Lane, in 1866.
1361. Hicks, Greorge R. — George, Farmer, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1847.
1362. Huscroft, Thomas H. — John, Shoemaker, Leeds — 11.
John Huscroft was a shoemaker at 16, Calls, in 1850.
1363. Hepworth, Joseph — William, Bricklayer, Leeds— 10.
1364. Horseman, Robert, John, Exciseman, Leeds — 10.
r. Feby 3^ 1847.
1 365. Newton, William — Thomas, Machine Maker, Leeds — 12.
1366. Norman, William — William, Porter, Leeds — 10.
William Norman was a wherry owner at 2, Clifl' Street, Bowman Lane,
in 1847.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 93
1367. Farrar, John W. — Henry W., Agent, Leeds — 10.
Henry Wilkinson Farrar was a woollen yarn spinner, and lived at 46,
Park Square, in 1850.
1368. Nunns, Kobert Aug* — Thomas, Clerk, Leeds — 10.
r. Aug**, 1848.
Rev. Robert Augustine Luke (son of Rev. Thomas) Nunns. Christ's Coll.,
Camb. B.A. 1858. Curate of Orston, Notts., 1858-60; of Funtington,
Sussex, 1860-65. Rector of St. Clave, Chichester, 1865-74. Vicar of
Appledram, Sussex, 1865-90; of Wherstead, near Ipswich, from 1893.
1369. Pickard, Frederic — Thomas, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 9.
r.*X"", 1849.
Thomas Pickard was an upholsterer at 7, Upper Albion Street, in 1850.
1370. Robinson, Thomas —Greorge, Manufacturer, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1847.
George Robinson was a linen manufacturer at 67, Wellington Street,
in 1837.
1 37 1. Rose, Charles — ^William, Grocer, Leeds — 84-.
William Rose was a grocer at 11, Lowerhead Row, in 1837; and at
21, Kirkgate, in 1839.
10 1 4. Sangster, John W. — John, Solicitor, Leeds — 14.
Readmitted.
John William Sangster. Admitted a solicitor H. 1857. In Leeds ;
then in Pontefract (Sangster & Coleman). Registrar of the County
Court at Pontefract, and formerly Town Clerk. Ropergate, Pontefract,
in 1905.
1372. Sillery, Charles J. C. — Charles, Captain, Leeds — 11.
r. May, 1847.
Charles Jocelyn Cecil Sillery. Ensign 21 Jan., 1853; Lieutenant
21 Sept., 1854 ; Captain 9 Sept., 1855 ; Major i May, 187 1 ; Lieutenant.
Colonel, Suffolk Regiment ; retired with the rank of Major- General.
^373« Spencer, Frederic — Robert, Grocer, Leeds — 10.
Robert Spencer was a grocer at 32, Vicar Lane, in 1837.
1374. Spencer, Arthur — Robert, Grocer, Leeds — 9.
A brother of No. 1373.
I 375. Tarbotton, Marriott O. — Samuel, Oil Merchant, Leeds
— II. r. Feby, 1849.
Samuel I'arbotton was a commission oil merchant at 17, Bank Street ;
house, 20, Rockingham Street, in 1850.
1376. Tarbotton, Arthur S. — Samuel Do. Leeds
— 10. r. Oct', 1850.
A brother of No. 1375.
1377. Townsley, Edward — Charlotte, Leeds — 11.
r. X™», 1848.
1378. Townsley, John Lawson — ^John, Joiner, Leeds — 9.
r. Mids., 1848.
John Townsley was a joiner at 7, Queen*s Place, in 1839; and at
3, St. Alhan Street, in 1847.
1379. Tredholm, Henry — James, Brewer, Leeds — 16 + .
r. Feb^, 1847; ill Health.
James Trenholme was a cashier, and lived at Woodbine Cottage, Little
Woodhouse, in 1847; and a manager in 1850.
94 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1078. Ware, Wilmot W.— Joseph, Clerk, Kirkstall — 14.
Readmitted; r. Nov"*, 1846, for Sedbergh School.
Rev. Wilmot Westmorland Ware, son of Rev. Joseph Ware, Vicar of
Kirkstall. Jesus Coll. , Cambridge. B. A. 1855; M. A. 1859. Rector of
Morbome; of Adwick-Ie-Street, 1859; of Durweston, 1875; of
Bamborough, 1876.
1380. Walton, Joseph — Samuel, Builder, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1847.
Samuel Walton was a builder at 21, Wade Lane, in 1839.
Feby, 1847.
Upper School
Middle D<>
Lower D®
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Garland
Mr. Lawrence
\:
Total N°
170
July 26th, 1847.
1 38 1. Bell, Alfred— William, Dyer, Leeds— 10. r. X«««, 1849.
William Bell was a dyer in Manor Street, Sheepscar ; and another at
4, St. Peter's Square, in 1850.
1382. Chapman, Thomas E. — ^Joseph H., Mariner, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids', 1848.
1 383. Cook, John — Thomas, Cashier, Leeds — 1 1 . r. X°^, 1 849.
Thomas Cooke was a cashier, and lived at 23, Alfred Place, in 1850.
1384. Crosthwaite, Robert J. — Benjamin, Clerk, Leeds — 9,
Right Rev. Robert Jarratt Crosthwaite. Trin. Coll., Camb. Scholar;
B.A. i860; 8th Wrangler; Fellow; M.A. 1863; D.D. 1891. Vicar of
Brayton, 1874. Archdeacon of York, 1884. Rector of Bolton Percy,
1885. Bishop of Beverley, 1889.
1385. Crowther, George — William, Schoolmaster, Bramley
— II. r.; readmitted Jan>', 1848.
William Crowther had an academy at Bramley in 1842.
1 386. Dawson, Thomas C. — Robert, Hop Merchant, Leeds — 1 2 .
r. Midsum', 1850.
Robert Dawson was a hop agent in St. Mark Street in 1842.
1387. Dawson, James — James, Tailor, Leeds — 10.
1388. Dixon, Richard C. — John, Warehouseman, Leeds — 10.
r. Jany, 1853.
John Dixon was a warehouseman at 24, Mabgate Green, in 1847.
1389. Hardisty, J. Alfred — George, Woolsorter, Leeds — 8.
r. Midsum', 1847.
1390. Handcock, Greorge — Robert, Office Clerk, Leeds — 12.
r. X™", 1849.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1858; L.S.A. Lond. i860. 8, Westfield Terrace,
Chapel- Allertpn, in 1903.
The Right Rrv. Robert Jarratt Crosthwaite, D.D.
BUhop of Beverley.
lA»-»
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 95
1 39 1. Hepworth, Arthur — ^John, Surgeon, Hunslet — 10.
r. Mids., 1848.
John Doughty Hepworth was a surgeon in Sayner Lane, Hunslet
Lane, in 1842.
1392. Heald, Samuel L. — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
r. Nov', 1852.
Samuel Heald was a suigeon at 52^, Kirkgate, in 185a
1 393. Hirst, William — ^Joshua, Grocer, Leeds — 1 1 .
William Henry Hirst was a jeweller. Died in North Street, Leeds,
20 April, 1863, aged 26. No. 2923 is his son.
1394. Hopps, Charles — ^Joseph, Book-keeper, Leeds — 14.
r. Oct', 1847.
Joseph Hopps was a bookkeeper at 38, Cobouig Street, in 1847^
1395. Hutchinson, William — Robert, Salesman, Leeds — 9.
r. X™, 1 85 1.
Robert Hutchinson was a salesman at 13, Cookridge Street, in 1850.
1396. Jowitt, John Henry — ^John, Wool Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. Oct', 1 85 1, for Durham University.
B.A., Durham, 1854; M.A. Vicar of St. Mark's, Holbeach, Lines.,
1869; of Alford, Lines., 1879; died there 18 Nov., 1882.
i397« Jowitt, William — ^John, Do. Leeds — 13.
St. John's Coll., Oxford; Univ. Coll., Durham. B.A. 1855; M.A.
1862. Head Master of City Middle Class School, 1864. Rector of
Stevenage from 1874.
1398. Knowles, Rich^ Henry — ^Thomas, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
1399. Lister, Greorge — Wilson, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
r. X"»*«, 1849.
Wilson Lister was a corn dealer at 43, Woodhouse Lane, in 1850.
1400. Mason, Tom — ^John, Hair Dresser, Leeds— 9.
r. Mids., 1848.
John Mason was a hairdresser at 40, Commercial Street, in 1850.
1 40 1. Maude, John — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 14.
r. X"^, 1849.
Had a mercantile career. Died at York in June, I9CX>, aged 67.
1402. Maude, William — ^John, D° Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1850.
For thirty years in South America; returned to England. 4, Park
Street, York, in 1903.
1403. Newell, Edward — ^Joshua, Clothier, Wortley — 10.
r. Mids., 1848.
Joshua Newell was a woollen manufacturer at Wortlev before 1850, and
m 1850 J. Newhill was a cloth manufacturer in Oldneld Lane.
1404. Raistrick, Charles Henry — Samuel, Inn-Keeper, Leeds
— 9. r.* Midsum^ 1850.
Samuel Raistrick was a tap keeper in Swan Street in 1850.
96 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 405. Rhodes, Thomas E. — ^James, Schoolmaster, Armley — 10.
r. (with School Exhib", 1855) for Trin. Coll., Camb.
B.A. 1859 > 26^*^ Sen"* opt. (low) in 2^ class of Tripos.
Head Master of Uttoxeter School, 1864; of Brewood Grammar
School, 1875.
1406. Scarth, John William — Gilyard, Dyer, Leeds — 15.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1858. Woodhouse Hall, Leeds, in 1872. Surgeon
1st West Riding Artillery Volunteers. Died 1889.
1407. Shackleton, Matthew — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 9.
Rev. Matthew Shackleton. Clare Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1861 ;
M.A. 1864. Vicar of Wincanton, Somerset, 1872. Rector of
Beechingstoke, Marlborough, 1884.
1408. Shillito, Robert Boyne — William, Butcher, Woodhouse
—9. r. Feb>', 1851.
A cloth merchant (E. Irwin & Co., Albion Street, Leeds). Retired.
Conishead Priory in 1905.
1409. Wainwright, William A. — William, Leeds — 10.
Died April, 1850.
1410. Walker, William — ^Joseph, Gardener, Armley — 11.
r. Mids., 1848.
141 1. Whaley, William S. — William, Gentleman, Leeds — 10.
1412. Wheelwright, William H. — William, Banker's Clerk,
Leeds — 12. r. Mids., 1848.
William Henry Wheelwright, born 3 April, 1834. Entered the service
of the Aire and Calder Navigation, 1850, transferred to Hull, 1865 ;
died there 6 June, 1891, aged 60.
14 1 3. Wheelwright, Charles E. — William, D®
Leeds — 10. r. Mids., 1848.
1086. Wood, Joshua — Horatio, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r. X""«, 1849.
141 4. Wood, Robert — Horatio, D° Leeds — 10.
r. X™«, 1849.
Robert Horatio Wood lived at I, Brunswick Place, in 1867.
1415. Rothery, William M. — William, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
r. X'"'", 1849.
William Rothery was a canvas and sheeting manufacturer, and lived at
35, Elm wood Street, in 1850.
141 6. Armfield, Charles Noel — George, Chaplain of Goal,
Leeds — lo. r. Midsum', 1853.
An architect in Leeds ; then in Whitby.
Aug**, 1847.
Upper School . . . ^ . 22 Boys
Middle D<> . . . .28
Lower T>^
Mr. Ripley j
Mr. Ripley, Jun' j
Mr. Lawrence
Total
348
169
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 97
Jany. 24*»>, 1848.
141 7. Akehurst, Legh — Stephen, Tailor, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
Flax, &c., agent. Greenwood & Akehurst, 55, Basinghall Street.
House, 19, Warwick Place, in 1866. Joined the Leeds Rifle Volunteers
on formation in 1859. Died at 17, Well Close Mount, 3 Aug., 1904,
aged 65.
1 41 8. Autey, William — Edward, Stuff Merchant, Leeds — 11.
Edward Autey was a stuff merchant; house, 4, Warwick Place, in 1839.
1419. BoUand, William — Henry, Ironmonger, Leeds — 13.
1420. Clapham, Edward — ^John K., Druggist, Leeds — 11.
r.*X"^«, 1850.
John Kighley Clapham was a druggist at 6, Briggate, in 1850.
1 42 1. Clough, William W. — William, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1848.
1422. Foster, James — ^James, Cloth Drawer, Leeds — 8.
r. X™", 1851.
James Foster was a cloth drawer at 4, Crossfield Street, Woodhouse,
m 1850.
1423. Fletcher, Joseph — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 11.
r. X™«, 1849.
William Fletcher & Co. were cloth dressers at 21, Grace Street, in 1842.
1424. Foumess, John W. — Thomas, Coach Guard, Leeds — 10.
r. April, 1853.
John William Foumess. Registrar of Births and Deaths at Victoria
Chambers, South Parade, Leeds, 1905.
1425. Fox, William P. — William P., Surveyor of Taxes,
Leeds— II. r. X°^, 1852.
Mr. William Pearson Kox lived at 4, Grafton Street, in 1850.
1426. Gibson, Charles — ^John, Inn Keeper, Leeds — 10.
r.*X°^, 1850.
1427. Graham, George — ^Thomas, Iron Founder, Leeds — 10.
r. X"~», 1850.
1428. Graham, John M. — William, Tailor, Leeds — 10.
William Graham was a tailor at Court 39, Briggate, in 1842; and at
3, Dodsworlh Court, in 1847.
1429. Handcock, William — Robert, Office Clerk, Leeds— 9.
Church Missionary College. Missionary in North- West India, 1863-6.
Vicar of St. Matthew's, Hammersmith, 1871-87. Died at Boston Spa
in 1897.
1430. Harle, Thomas — Henry, Solicitor, Leeds — 11.
Thomas (son of Henry Boulton) Harle.
1 43 1. Heycock, John W°* — Edwin, Merchant, Leeds — 16.
r. X"»», 1848.
Edwin Heycock was a woollen merchant (Gibson, Ord & Co.) at 27,
Park Square, in 1850.
1432. Heycock, Charles F^ — Edwin, Merchant, Leeds — 12.
A brother of No. 1431.
1433. Hobson, Samuel — Charles, Leeds — 9,
98 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1434. HoUingworth, John — William, Waterman, Leeds — 10.
r. Mid., 1850.
1435. Ingram, Samuel — Horsforth — 17 (O).
There was a family named Ingham at Horsforth.
1436. Lambert, William — Robert, Dyer, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1850.
1437. Lindell, Frederic — ^John, Armley — 14.
r.* Midsum', 1850.
John Lindell was a grocer in Town Gate in 1850.
1438. Mackridge, Thomas — William, Exciseman, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum"", 1850.
1439. Morley, Richard W. — Richard, Merchant, Leeds — 14-
r.*Feby, 1850.
1440. Nelson, James — George, Iron founder, Leeds — 10.
r. Christmas, 1852.
George Nelson (Nelson & Sons, 47, Briggate) lived at 34, North Street,
in 1847.
1 44 1. Peniston, Thomas S. — ^John, Leeds — 9.
r.*X°^, 1849.
1442. Phillips, Joshua — ^James, Cordwainer, Leeds — 14.
r.^X*"**, 1848.
James Phillips was a currier and shoemaker at 88, Quarry Hill, in 1850.
1443. Pickersgill, William — Miles, Ostler, Leeds — 12.
r.+ X"", 1850.
1444. Sharp, Henry — ^Joseph, Bricklayer, Leeds — 11.
1445. Thornton, Henry — ^John, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum% 1850.
1446. Wade, Edward B. — Benjamin, Pawnbroker, Leeds — 13.
r. X°^, 1848.
Benjamin Wade was a pawnbroker at 105, Meadow Lane, in 1847.
1447. Walsh, John — William, Painter, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids', 1852.
A house painter (William Walsh & Sons, 50, Wade Lane, Leeds). Died
27 Aug., 1901, aged 6$.
1448. Craven, Samuel — ^John, Horsforth — 18 (O).
r. Midsum', 1851, for Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb^
B.A. 1853; M.A. 1863. Curate of Stourport, 1855; of Walsall, 1857;
of Heckinglon, Lines., 1863. Vicar of Carrington, Lines., 1873. Rector
of Pettaugh, Suffolk, 1901.
Feby, 1848.
Upper School . . .18
Middle . • -25
Lower
Mr. Ripley . . . 39!
Mr. Darby . . 35 yi2i
Mr. Lawrence -47 3
Total .164
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. QQ
July 3i»S 1848.
1449. Abbott, Robert — ^John, Painter, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1852.
1450. Atkinson, Law — Peter Law, Mill-owner, Leeds — 8^.
A cloth finisher at Harcourt Mill. Afterwards a farmer at Newman,
Wellington, New Zealand, in 1904.
1 45 1. Austen, Joseph — Samuel, Barrister, Leeds — 11.
r. March, 1850.
Rev. Joseph Mason Austen, B.N.C. Oxford; Scholar; B.A. 1858;
2nd Class Lit. Hum.; 2nd Class Law and Hist.; M.A. 1861. Curate
of Sonning, Berks., 1861 ; of St. Edmund's, Salisbury, 1863. Vicar
of Worsthorne, Lanes., 1869; of Christ Church, Colne, 1874.
94, Edinburgh Mansions, Victoria Street, Westminster, in 1904.
1452. Beaumont, James R. — Richard, Cashier, Leeds — 9.
James Rothery Beaumont was a clerk at 94, Grafton Street, in 1866.
1453. Beedle, William — William, Leeds — 10.
William Beedle was a bootmaker in Church Street, Hunslet, in 1850.
1454. Bedford, Henry S. — James B., yeoman, Leeds — 13.
r.* Midsum'", 1850.
James B. Bedford was a sharebroker at 86, North Street, in 1850.
1455. Beevers, John Henry — Leeds — 11.
r.* Midsum', 1850.
1456. Breen, Dominick — ^James, — 13.
James Breen was a salesman in Burley Lawn in 1850.
1457. Cass, Henry E. — William, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
Henry Elgin, son of William Reader Cass, F.R.C.S. Died in
London in 1899. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
962. Charles worth, Charles H. — ^Thomas, Gentleman, Leeds
—15. r. X™'*-, 1850.
Charles Henry Charlesworth was articled to Shaw & Tennant,
solicitors, Leeds; admitted a solicitor £. 1856; practised at Settle;
retired. Died 7 Feb., 1900, at Austwick, Settle, aged 66.
1458. Crossley, Charles — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 15.
Tames Crosley was a woollen and blanket merchant at 29, Park Lane ;
house, 25, Rockingham Street, in 1847.
1 385. Crowther, George — William, Schoolmaster, Armley — 1 2.
r. X"»», 1849.
William Crowther had an academy at Armley in 1842.
1459. Grayson, John — William, Attorney's Clerk, Leeds — 10.
William Grayson was a clerk at 73, Beeston Hill, in 1866; and was
for sixty years in the office of Teale & Appleton, solicitors, Leeds.
He died 21 July, 1889, aged 75, at 109, Beeston Road.
1460. Green, Robert — Robert, Worsted Spinner, Headingley
—12. r.*X™«, 1850.
Robert Fletcher Green was a stuff manufacturer, and resided on
Headingley Hill in 1850.
1 46 1. Harle, Henry B. — Henry B., Solicitor, Leeds — 84.
Henry Boulton (son of Henry Boulton) Harle was living in Blackpool
in 1902.
lOO LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1462. Hirst, George — Benjamin, Banker's Clerk, Leeds— 9.
r. Midsum"", 1852.
Went to Smith, Payne & Smith's Bank, London. In 1864 came to
assist the winding up of the Leeds Banking Co. Then with Coleman,
Turquand & Co., accountants, Coleman Street, E.C. Left them
probably before 1870.
1463. Hobson, Robert — Robert, Brush Manufact', Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1850.
Robert Ilobson was a brush manu£eu:turer at 48, Briggate, in 1850.
1464. Hudson, John A. — Leeds — lo^.
M65. Johnson, Alfred — ^John, Manufacturer, Leeds — 11.
r. XJ^, 1851.
1466. Jowitt, Joseph F. — ^John, Wool Merch*, Leeds — 12.
The Rev. Joseph Firth Jowitt. For some years a bank clerk in Leeds,
then to America; ordained there in 1870. In New York in 1903.
1467. Macfarlane, John H. — ^John, Surgeon, Leeds — 8.
John MacFarlane was a surgeon at 23, Wellington Street, in 1850.
1468. Nicholson, Joseph — ^John, Machine Maker, Leeds — 11.
r. X™", 1849.
1469. Perry, Richard — Richard, Hatter, Leeds — 11.
r.*X"*«, 1850.
Richard Perry was a hatter at 27, Upperhead Row, in 1850.
1470. Pitts, John — John, Mill-wright, Leeds — 12.
r.* X'"*^, 1849.
147 1. Pyatt, Richard Henry — Richard, Silversmith, Leeds
— II. r. Mids., 1850.
Richard Pyatt was a watchmaker at 37, Briggate, in 1850.
1472. Ramskill, Thomas W. — Parsons, Druggist, Leeds — 13.
Thomas Wigglesworth Ramskill. Died at Lofthouse, near Wakefield,
28 March, 1901.
1473. Robinson, William W. — William, Printer, Leeds — 11.
r.+ X*"", 1850.
The father was for many years on the I^ids InUlligencerf and a
sub-editor of the Yorkshire Post, The son, William Valentine Robinson,
C.M.G., went to Melbourne in 1861 on the Argus, then Clerk to the
Legislative Assembly, Melbourne; living there in 1903.
1474. Robinson, Christopher C. — William, Printer, Leeds — 8.
In the Magistrate's Clerk's Office, Sheffield.
1475. Scarth, Robert Gilyard — Robert, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
With the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co., in Leeds and
London, from 1851 to 1887, when he died at Bournemouth, aged 50.
1476. Sowry, William W. — Francis, Gentleman, Leeds — 9.
William Wellington Sowry ; a woollen merchant. 32, Grange Terrace,
Chapeltown Road, Leeds, in 1905. Served in the Leeds Rifle
Volunteers, 1860-80; retired as Captain. Eleventh in the "Queens
60" in 1876.
1477. Smith, Arthur — Henry Sidby, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
1478. Taylor, John — ^John, Engineer, Leeds — 13. r. X'™«, 1852.
John Taylor was a machine maker (Newton, Taylor & Co.) ai
5, Warwick Place, in 1850.
1479. Taylor, John Charles — Edward, Cloth Dresser, Leeds
— 9i. r. X"»", 1851.
Son of Edward Taylor, of Oatlands Mill. 24, Northbrook Street,
Chapel- Allerton, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 101
1480. Taylor, Edward — ^Joseph, Merchant, Leeds— 9.
1481. Teale, John William — ^Thomas P., Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1852.
Univ. Coll., Oxford. B.A. i860; M.A. 1863; M. 1862; F.R.C.S.
Eng. 1865. J. P. Bel voir Terrace, Scarborough. Died in 1897.
1482. Turton, John Holland — Josiah, Druggist, Leeds — 14.
r. Feb^, 1849.
1483. Turton, Jabez — ^Josiah, D° Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum*", 1853.
1484. Wesley, John S. — Samuel S., Organist, Leeds — 11.
r. Christmas, 1848.
John Sebastian Wesley (son of Samuel Sebastian Wesley, Mus. Doc.),
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1862; L.S.A. Lond. 1863; M.B. Univ. Lond. 1864.
Welherby, 1872.
1485. Whitehead, William — ^John, Machine Maker, Leeds
— 13. r. Midsum', 1849.
John Whitehead was a machine maker (Taylor, Wordsworth & Co.) at
Providence Place, Hoi beck, in 1850.
i486. Whitworth, William — ^John, Sawyer, Leeds — 8^.
r. X°^« 1848.
Mary Whitworth was a sawyer at 14, East Street, in 1847. (See following
No. 1686.)
August, 1848.
Upper School . . . .23 Boys
Middle 21
Lower
Mr. Ripley .
Mr. Darby .
Mr. Lawrence
Total
Jany. 2V\ 1849.
1487. Armistead, Edwin — John, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum', 1853.
Admitted a solicitor 1859; retired. 8, Avenue Hill, Hareh ills Avenue,
Leeds, in 1905.
1488. Austen, Samuel — Samuel, Barrister, Leeds — 10.
Rev. Samuel Cooper (son of Samuel A.) Austen. B.N.C. Oxford;
B.A. 1861 ; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.; 2nd Class Law and Hist.;
M.A. 1864. Curate of Hambleden, Bucks ; of Boyne Hill, Maidenhead.
Vicar of Stokenchurch, Oxon.; curate of Aldridge, Staffs.; vicar of
Kniveton, Derbyshire. Died at 62, Esplanade, Scarborough, 8 June,
1905, aged 66. (See also pp. 125 and 126.) ~-
1489. Baldwin, John — ^William, Shoemaker, Chapeltown — 13.
r.* Midsum*", 1850.
1490. Bates, Greorge — ^Joseph, Woolstapler, Leeds — 10.
Joseph Bates was a wool merchant at 5, Albion Street ; house,
52, Spring6eld Place, in 1842.
I02 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 49 1. Bates, Aked — Joseph, Woolstapler, Leeds — 8.
A brother of No. 1490.
1 492 . Beckwith, John Henry — ^John, Short Hand Writer, Leeds
—10. r. X™«, 1850.
John Beckwith was a shorthand writer and clerk to the Guardians, &c.,
in Lady Lane; house, 14, Brunswick Place, in 1850.
1493. Binney, Greorge Will" — Richard, Corn Factor, Leeds
— 13. r. Mids., 1849.
Richard Binney was a sharebroker at 3, Park Row; house,
50, Springfield Place, in 1S47.
1 494. Bland, Charles Edw^ — ^John, Cloth Merchant, Leeds — 10.
With Hood & Cooper at the Leeds Ironworks. Went to Australia.
1495. Bramma, Henry — George, Mill Wright, Leeds — 12.
r.* X°-«, 1849.
George Bramma was a millwright at 16, Francis Court, Nevile Street,
in 1^7.
1496. Collier, Henry — William Tho% Banker's Clerk, Leeds
— lo, r. X™ 1850.
William Thomas Collier was an agent at 5, Eldon Terrace, in 1850.
1497. Cooper, Joseph Wilson — Richard, Butcher, Leeds — 12.
r.* X°»", 1849.
Richard Cooper was a butcher at i, Roundhay Road, in 1850.
1498. Cowell, Robert W. — Richard Hy., Paper Merch^ Leeds
—10. r*X™«, 1850.
Richard Henry Cowell was a paper and vinegar merchant at 3,
Trinity Court ; house. Beech Grove, in 1847.
1499. Crosthwaite, Charles — Benjamin, Clerk, Leeds — 9.
Fourth son of Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite, of St. Andrew's, Leeds. To
Royal Military Academy. Royal Artillery — Lieutenant 1859, captain
187 1, major 1879, lieut. -colonel 1882, colonel 1886. Afghan War, 1880
(medal); Egypt, 1882, Tel-el-kcbir (medal); 3rd Class Medjidie and
Star. Army and Navy Club, London, in 1903. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1500. Fenton, George Edw** — ^Joseph T., Manufacturer, Leeds
— 12. r. Mids., 1850.
Joseph Thompson Fenton was a yarn spinner; house, Larchfield
Lodge, Hunslet Lane, in 1839.
1 50 1. Fawcett, John James — ^John, Salesman, Leeds — 11.
r. X°»", 1849.
1502. Galloway, James — William, Watch Maker, Leeds — 11.
r. Mids., 1852.
William Galloway was a watchmaker at 114, West Street, in 1866.
1503. Gill, Joseph R. — Frederic, Butcher, Leeds — 8.
Mr. Frederick Gill lived at 7, Cowper Street, in 1866.
1504. Grayson, George — George, Overlooker, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1852.
George Grayson was a manager at 6, Smithies Place, in 1847.
1389. Hardisty, John Alfred — George, Woolsorter, Leeds — 10.
Re-admitted.
(See also p. 128.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 03
1505. Haswell, Francis R. M. — ^John P., Wesleyan Minister,
Leeds — 14. r.
Rev. John P. Haswell (Wesleyan). 10, Springfield Terrace, in 1850.
1506. Hopkinson, Crosier — Thomas, Plumber, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1850.
Thomas Hopkinson was a plumber al 12, Nelson's Yard, Briggate ;
house, 47, Church Street, in 1847.
1507. Kay, William C. — ^William, Inn-Keeper, Leeds — 10.
r. X"*", 1851.
William Kay, King's Arms, 9, Lowerhead Row, in 1850.
1508. Maud, William M. — Robert, Book-Keeper, Leeds — 11.
r. X"**, 1850.
1509. Morley, William Henry — Richard, Merchant, Hunslet
— 14. r. March, 1849.
Richard Morley was a cloth merchant; house, 20, York Place, in 1839.
1 5 10. Rickards, Alfred — George, Clerk, Wortley — 12.
r. X"™**, 1 85 1.
Son of the Rev. George Rickards, vicar of Wortley. M.R.C.S. Eng.
1858. Armley, Leeds, in 1872. Died at Harrogate, I March, 1898.
151 1. Rusby, Alfred — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 8.
In H.M. Customs; retired. Collector for the Hackney Union, 1903.
80, Graham Road, Dalston. (See also p. 128.)
15 1 2. Scarth, James — Robert, Dyer, Leeds — 10. r.
A warrant officer in the Line and Army Service Corps. Died at
St. Helier's, 1894, aged 56.
1513. Snowdon, Henry — Henry, Solicitor, Leeds — 11.
Admitted a solicitor E. 1859. Prizeman. East Parade, Leeds.
Died 4 June, 1887.
1514. Snowdon, Richard K. — Henry, D° Leeds — 10.
Rev. Richard Kemplay Snowdon. Line. Coll., Oxford. Scholar;
2nd Class Mods.; B.A. 1861 ; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1864. A
master at Lancing Coll., 1863. Curate of Chapel- Allerton, I^eeds,
1870; of St. John's, Leeds, 1874. Vicar of Clifford, 1881 ; of
Ledsham, 189a Died 30 June, 1896, at Ledsham. (See also p. 125.)
151 5. Turton, Charles Henry — ^Jabez, Linen Draper, Leeds
—10. r. X"***, 1852.
Jabez Turton was a linen draper at 84, Briggate, in 1850.
1 5 16. Whitby, Nettleton B. — William, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
r. X"**, 1 85 1.
The Rev. Nettleton Balme Whitby. Jesus Coll., Camb., 1856. Curate
of St. Anne, New Providence, Bahamas, 1866-67 ; Colyton, Devon,
1867-8; Widley, Hants., 1869-70; E. Buckland, Devon, 1871-74.
Rector of Finningley, 1887. Died there in 1904.
1517. Wilson, Herbert — Thomas, Gentleman, Leeds — 16 + .
r. Oct., 1852, for Magdalene Coll., Camb®. Milner's
Scholar, Feby, 1853; i"* Class, Jan., 1856. Gained
Ind° Civil App* by Compet°, 1856.
B.A. 1856; 2nd Junior Opt.; sixth in 1st Class Classics; Fellow.
Died at Futtehghur, in India, June, 1866.
I04 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 51 8. Wray, John Dixon — Thomas, Printer, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1850.
38, Tempest Road, Beeston Hill. Died 1901.
15 19. Wright, Edward — Nathahael, Leeds — 13. r. 1849.
Nathaniel Wright was a traveller; house, ii, Coventry Place, in 1866.
1520. Wright, Nathanael — Nathanael, Leeds — 1 2. r. 1 849.
A brother of No. 15 19.
Feby, 1849.
Upper School . . . .20 boys
Middle D^
Lower
Mr. Ripley .
Mr. Darby .
Mr. Lawrence
Total
26
45 1
47}:
50)
142
50 '
. 188
July 30»»», 1849.
152 1. Abe, Francis G. L. P. — Francis, Druggist, Chapel Town
— 12. r. Midsum', 1851.
Francis George Los'te Probart (son of Francis) Abe, Wheat Sheaf
Hotel, Upperhead Row, Leeds. Died 15 May, 1892.
1351. Akehurst, Charles — Stephen, Tailor, Leeds — 14.
Readmitted; r. X""**, 1849.
Charles Akehurst was a woollen draper (Stuart & Akehurst.
16, Briggate); house, 19, Warwick Place, in 1866. A volunteer.
1 52 1. Allen, Joseph — ^Joseph, Druggist, Leeds — 9.
r.*X"«, 1850.
Joseph Allen was a druggist at 130, Briggate, in 1839.
1522. Birmingham, James — Richard, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1850.
1523. Carline, James — George, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 11.
r. X°»**, 1849.
1524. Collier, Charles — William T", Cashier, Leeds — 8.
r. X°*« 1850.
William Thomas Collier was an agent at 5, Eldon Terrace, in 1850.
1525. Cooper, Joshua — Thomas, Labourer, Armley — 12. r.
1526. Denton, Samuel — John, Inn Keeper, Leeds — 10. r.
Son of John Denton, Leeds Arms, West Street. A mill furnisher,
Binney & Son, 62, Queen Victoria Street, E.C. Died 17 May, 1903,
aged 64, at Cazenove Road, Stoke Newington.
1527. Dixon, John Henry — Leeds — 10. r. Jany., 1853.
1528. Green, Tom — ^Tom Walter, Bookseller, Leeds — 8.
r.* Midsum', 1850.
Tom Waller Green & Co. were printers, &c., at 34, Commercial Street,
and 8, Trinity Street, in 1850.
1529. Harle, Barnard B. — Henry B , Solicitor, Leeds — 8.
Barnard B. (son of Henry Boulton) Harle.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 05
1530. Harrison, William — Henry, Hunslet — 11.
r. Midsum', 1850-
Henry Harrison was an engineer in Victoria Street, Hunslet Lane,
in 1847.
1 53 1. Holt, Henry — Thomas, Inn Keeper, Leeds — 15.
r. X°>^, 1850.
Thomas Holt was a victualler at the Corn Exchange Hotel in 1842.
1532. Holt, Charles — ^Thomas, T>^ Leeds— 9. r.
A brother of No. 1531.
1533- Johnson, James — Christopher, Bricklayer, Chapeltown
—14. r.*X°»*«, 1849.
*534' Johnson, John — ^Joseph, Bookbinder, Leeds — 10.
r*X"»^, 1849.
Joseph Johnson was a bookseller, binder, &c., in Rotation Office Yard,
in 1850.
1535. Mann, Joseph L. — ^Joseph W., Butcher, Holbeck — 11.
r.* X™**, 1 849.
Benjamin Fairfax Mann was a butcher at Moorside, Holbeck, in 1842,
and afterwards a scribbling miller.
1536. Mellor, William J. — John, Banker, — 8.
r. X""", 1851.
Went to Australia.
1537. Mirfin, Charles — Edward, Cloth Manufact', London
— 8 (O). r. Midsum"", 1850.
1538. Neale, William — John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 13.
r. Christmas, 1849.
1539. Nelson, Charles Tho" — George, Ironmonger, Leeds — 10.
Georce Nelson (Nelson & Sons, ironmongers) lived at 34, North Street,
in 1S47.
1540. Norfolk, Isaac — John, Mariner, Leeds — 12.
r.*X"^, 1849.
1541. Perkin, William J. — William, Architect, Leeds — 14.
r. Mids., 1850.
Eldest son of William Perkin. From 1869 known as William Joshua
Belton Perkin. F.R.I.B.A. 1873. Secretary to Colonel Wills. 109,
Edith Rood, West Kensington, in 1903.
1542. Perkin, John A. — William, Do. Leeds — 12. r.
John Ainley Perkin, second son of William Perkin. A mechanical
engineer. Died in London, Oct., 1877.
1543. Perkin, Charles A. — William, Do. Leeds — 10.
r.*X"^, 1852.
Charles Alfred Perkin, third son of William Perkin. A mechanical
engineer. Died in London, June, 1902.
1544. Rhodes, George S. — James, Currier, Leeds — 12.
r. Midsum', 1850.
1545- Scholes, Henry — Paris, Book-keeper, Leeds — 8. r.
Paris Scholes was a grocer at 12, Nile Street, in 1847.
I06 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1546. Thorp, Robert Sam* — Samuel, Timekeeper, Leeds-— 11.
r. X™*», 1851.
1547. Thwaites, Jack — George, Innkeeper, Leeds — 10.
r.* Mids., 1852.
George Thwaites, The Spotted Cow, 30, Vicar Lane, in 1850.
1548. Tuke, Thomas — James, Joiner, Leeds — 11. r.* X"**, 1 849.
James Tuke was a joiner at 14, Montrose Street, in 1866.
1549. Turton, Jabez — Jabez, Linen-draper, Leeds — 8.
Jabez Turton was a draper at 84, Briggate, in 1850.
'550. Walker, Joseph — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds— 9.
r. X™«, 1852.
An estate agent. 6^ Exeter Place, Leeds, in 1903.
1 55 1. Whewell, John — ^John, Ironmonger, Leeds — 10.
Son of John and Hannah Whewell. In the office of Barr & Nelson,
solicitors, and of Robert Barr, clerk to the magistrates. Died 17 Aug.,
1883.
1552. Yates, Edward — Edward, Veterinary Surgeon, Leeds
— 12. r.* Midsum', 1 850.
Edward Yates was a veterinary surgeon at 15, Lands Lane; house,
10, Upper Fountaine Street, in 1850.
1553. Halliley, Walter — Edward, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
r. X°«-, 1850.
Edward Halliley, 5, St. George's Terrace, in 1850.
1300. Coats, Thomas — Joseph, Book binder, Leeds — 13.
Readmitted; r. Midsum', 1850.
A stationer in Woodhouse Lane, Leeds ; then representative of George
Harrison & Son, Ltd., Midland Printing Works, Bradford, in 1903.
Aug** 4th, 1849.
Upper School . . . .-20 boys
Middle D^
Lower
Mr. Ripley .
Mr. Darby .
Mr. Lawrence
Total
52)
34
138
192
Jany. 28th, 1850.
1554. Armitage, Daniel — Sarah, Spinster, Armley — 10.
r. X"", 1852.
^555- Autey, William — George, Shoemaker, Leeds — 9.
1556. Beevers, Edger S. — ^John, Gentleman, Leeds — 9.
r. X°^, 1851.
1 556. Broadhead, Joseph — Matthew, Overlooker, Hunslet — 10.
r. X™**, 1850.
Matthew Broadhead was an overlooker at 12, Cheapside, Hunslet Lane,
in 1850.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADxMISSION BOOK. 107
1557- Chambers, Thomas — Thomas, Printer, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids', 1852.
Thomas Chambers was a printer at 2, Claremont Place, in 1866; the
son also a printer. Superintendent of Leeds Typographical Society.
52, St. Hilda Street, Hilderlhorpe, Bridlington.
1558. Dobson, William H. — William, Woollen Draper, Leeds
— 12. r.
William Henry Dobson & Co. were woollen drapers at 81, Briggate,
in 1850.
1559. Edmondson, Richard Tho^ — Henry, Printer, Leeds— 9.
Henry Edmondson was a compositor at 9, Stamford Street, in 1866,
1560. Empson, Charles Fred^ — Amaziah, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
r. X""", 1851.
Probably Charles Frederick Empson, M.R.C.S., Eng., 1859; L.R.C.P.,
Edin., 1867; L.S. A.,Lond., 1859. Darlaston, Staffs. Died 24 May, 1873.
1 56 1. Fumiss, Francis W™ — William, Leather Dresser, Leeds
—9. r. X-"**, 1 85 1.
1562. Gothard, Cornelius — ^William, Minister, Leeds — 11.
r. X»« 1 85 1.
William Gothard was a town mis<«ionary at 23, Reuben Terrace, in
1850. In 1847 the Rev. William Gothard (Independent) lived at
32, St. James Street.
1563. Hogg, James — ^James, Merchant, Leeds — 9.
1564. Hall, Benjamin — ^James, Blacksmith, Chapeltown — 10.
James Hall was a blacksmith at Moor Allerton in 1847.
1565. Hall, Thomas — ^John, Joiner, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum', 1850.
1566. Kingston, Richards — William, Attorney's Clerk, Leeds
—II. r.*X"^**, 1851'.
Richard Kingston. In a shipbroker's office in Leith, 1853-8; then in
London. An incorporated accountant. Greek Street Chambers, Leeds,
in 1905.
1567. Lee, Thomas O. — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 11 + .
r. Mids., 1852.
1568. Lenton, Thomas — John, Coachman, Leeds — 9. r. 1851.
1569. Lockwood, Jowitt — George, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 8^.
r.* Midsum', 1 850.
George Lockwood was a cloth finisher at Holbeck New Mill in 1850.
Jowitt Lockwood was a bookkeeper at 2, Sydenham Place, in 1866.
1570. Long, Joseph Rob^ — Joseph, Leeds — 8.
With John Fowler & Co. Ltd., Steam Plough Works, Hunslet, in
1903. 105, Spencer Place, in 1903.
1 57 1. Nelson, Greorge A. — George, Ironfounder, Leeds — 9.
George Nelson (Nelson & Co., ironmongers) lived at 34, North Street,
in l£^7.
1 572. Rhodes, William — Osmond, Wine-merchant, Leeds — 1 2.
Osmond Rhodes was a wine merchant at 8, Firth's Yard, Upperhead
Row; house, Leek Cottage, Chapel -Allerton, in 1847-
Io8 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 573. Russell, Henry L. — William, Coachmaker, Hunslet — 1 2.
r* Mids', 1850.
1 574. Russell, William — William, Do. Do. — 10.
r.* Mids', 1 850.
1575. Scarth, Henry — Robert, Dyer, Leeds — g^.
Went to sea. Died of yellow fever in the West Indies in 1857, aged 17.
1576. Shires, William H> — William, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
William Shiers was a joiner at Chapel -Allerton in 1850.
1577. Snowdon, Christopher — Henry, Solicitor, Leeds — 9.
H.M. Customs, Liverpool, Swansea, and Aberdeen; retired 1900.
2, Westfield Terrace, Chapel -Allerton, Leeds, in 1903. (See also pp. 125
and 126.)
1578. Thompson, Squire — Samuel, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
r.* X»««, 1850.
1579. Turner, Isaac — Benjamin, Traveller, Armley — 12.
r. Midsum', 1850.
1580. Wiseman, George — George, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r. Midsum', 1851.
George Wiseman was a solicitor; house, 3, Warwick Terrace, in 1847.
1581. Wiseman, Richard — George, D** T>^ — 12.
r. X"*^, 1851.
1582. Witts, William — ^Jacob, Overlooker, Leeds — 11.
r. Midsum', 1852.
Jacob Witt WM an overlooker at 95, Wellington Street, in 1847.
1583. Wood, Alfred — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds — 13.
r. Oct., 1850.
Joseph Wood was a painter at 42, Sherwood's Yard, Briggate, in 1847
Feb>, 1850.
Upper School
Middle D«
Lower — Mr. Ripley
Mr. Darby .
Mr. Lawrence
Total N«
in
52)
15
143
188
July 29**^, 1850.
1584. Aldam, Edwin — William, Railway Guard, — 10.
r.*X™*», 1850.
William Aldam was a railway guard in Upper Grey Street, Pottery
Field, in 1847.
1585. Atkinson, Charles H^ — Edward, Tailor, Hunslet — 13.
Edward Atkinson was a tailor in Chapel Street, Hunslet, in 1847.
1586. Beckwith, William — Richard C, Coach Maker, Leeds
—12. r. X"^, 1851.
Richard Beckwith was a coachmaker at 10, Banner Street, in 1847.
1587. Beckwith, Charles Hy— Richard C, D« Leeds
—10. r. X"***, 1851.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. lOQ
1588. Carter, John — John Sykes, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
r.*X"*', 1850.
1589. Crosthwaite, William — Benjamin, Clerk, Leeds — 9.
William Hey Crosthwaite, fifth son of Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite, of
St. Andrew's, Leeds. Caius Coll., Camb. B.A. 1863; 7th Wrangler;
Fellow. Died 25 Oct., 1866, in Australia. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1590. Curtis, Thomas B. — ^John, Grrocer, Armley — 11.
r. X'"^ 1852.
1 59 1. Davidson, John W™ — ^John B., Compositor, Leeds — 9 + .
John Best Davidson was reporter to the Leeds Mercury, John Dent
Davidson, a professor of music. 7, Cavendish Road, Leeds, 1905.
1592. Demaine, John S. — Robert, Clothier, Leeds — 13.
r. X"^, 1850.
1593. Dixon, Edwin W. — ^Joseph, Slubber, Bramley — 9.
r. Mids., 1851.
1594. Foster, Edwin — Edwin, Surgeon, Leeds — 12.
^595' Foster, Philip — Edwin, D° Leeds — 10.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1861; M.D. St. And. 1861. 11, Park Place, Leeds,
in 1901.
1048. Garlick, Joseph — Joseph Prince, Surgeon, Leeds — 15 + .
Re-admitted; r. Midsum"", 1851.
1596. Glover, William — William, Merchant, Leeds — 10.
William and Robert Glover were merchants at Airedale Mill, Kirkstall
Road, in 1847.
1597. Grayson, Edward — Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds — 12.
Thomas Grayson, The Three Legs, 31, Lowerhead Row, in 1847.
1598. Greenwood, George H. — Henry, Shoemaker, Leeds — 9.
r. Mids', 1853.
Henry Greenwood was a bootmaker at 32, Woodhouse I^ne, in 1850.
1599. Handcock, John — Robert, Office Clerk, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids', 1853.
Died in 1873, at Ossett.
1600. Hare, George John — Mary, Leeds — 11.
r. X™*", 1850.
1 601. Horsfall, John — Abraham, Solicitor, Leeds — 10.
To Marlborough. Univ. Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1863; M.A. 1866;
F.R.CS. Ene. 1869. 10, Park Place; 31, Albion Street; and Hillary
House, Leeds. Bournemouth ; Naples. Died 31 May, 1904, at
Hampstead Road, London. Brookwood.
1602. Horsfall, William H^ — Matthew, Book keeper, Leeds
— 10.
1603. Johnson, James — ^William, Shoemaker, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1852.
William Johnson was a shoemaker at i, Stone Row, Camp Field,
in 185a
1604. Jowitt, Alfred — ^John, Merchant, Leeds — 11.
Alfred Norton Jowitt, son of John Jowitt, of 3, Woodsley Terrace,
Leeds. Amerchantat Auckland, New Zealand, in 1903. (See also p. 125.)
no LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1605. Kershaw, John — ^John, Bricklayer, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1853.
Rev. John Albert Kershaw. St. Cath. Coll., Camb.; Scholar; B.A
1861 ; M.A. 1870. Assistant Master of Durham Cathedral School,
1862. Curate of Easingwold, 1865 ; Second Master Lynn R^[is
Grammar School, 1867; curate of Nordelph, Suffolk, 1870; of Upwell
St. Peter, 1871. Head Master of Spalding Grammar School, 1875 1 ^^
Chelmsford Grammar School, 1877. Curate of Kelvedon, 1885. Rector
of St. James', Colchester, 1886 ; of Roding- Ay thorp, Dunmow, from
1895. (See also pp. 125 and 127.)
1606. Kemp, John Will" — William, Leeds — 16-I-.
Rev. John William Kempe. Univ. Durham; B.A. 1857; M.A. 1862.
Curate of W. Harnham, Wilts., 1858-60; Baldersby, Yorks., 1860-61 ;
Kilnwick-juxta-Watton, Yorks., 1861-62; St. MattWas, Stoke Newing-
ton, 1862-64; St. Oswald, Durham, 1864-71; All Saints', Clifton,
1871-72 ; Folkstone, 1873-74 ; St. John's, Kennington, 1874-88 ;
Radley, Berks., 1889-91 ; Melrose, 1892-93; Cramlinglon, Northumber-
land, 1894-95. Rector of Kirkhaugh, Northumberland, 1896-97 ;
Hockliffe, Leighton Buzzard, from 1897. Died 27 Nov., 1904.
1607. Kirk, William — ^Thomas, Husbandman, Headingley
—13. r*X"»**, 1850.
1608. NichoUs, Charles — Charles H^, Clerk, Leeds — 11.
r. X™**, 1 85 1.
Son of Rev. Charles Henry Sinderby Nichulls.
1609. Snowdon, James — Henry, Solicitor, Leeds — 9.
Rev. James Snowdon. St. John's Coll., Camb. Scholar; Nadin Div.
Student ; B.A. 1863 ; i6th Wrangler ; eleventh in 2nd Class Classics ;
Fellow 1867. Head Master of Richmond School, Yorks., and Incumbent
of Trinity, Richmond, 1 871. Vicar of Sunninghill, Berks, from 1884.
(See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1 6 10. Storey, Walter — George, Currier, — 9.
r.*X°«", 1850.
161 1. Tuke, Charles — ^John, Joiner, Potter Newton — 10.
r.*Mids', 1853.
John Tuke was a joiner at Pottemewton in 1847.
161 2. Tutin, William — ^John, Warehouseman, Leeds — 9.
Re-entered Mids. 1856. (See also p. 127.)
161 3. Walker, William — ^Joseph, Painter, Leeds— 9.
A painter ; retired. 6, Exeter Place, Leeds, in 1903.
1 6 14. Walsh, Charles — William, Painter, Leeds — 9.
Confidential clerk to Marshall & Co., cudbear manu&cturers, Hunslet.
Died 20 Feb., 1876.
1 61 5. Wrigglesworth, John Edw^ — John, Cheesemonger,
Leeds — lo. r. Mids., 1852.
1616. Yewdall, Edwin — John, Clothier, Hunslet — 13.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
M.P.S., 22 Dec., 1868; Ph.C. A chemisL 56 and 58, Wade Lane,
Leeds. Twenty-five years hon. secretary of the Yorkshire Union of
Mechanics' Institutes. Twenty-two years director of the Leeds
Mechanics' Institute, 1903.
161 7. Walker, Charles Grant — Edward, Wesleyan Minister,
Leeds — 12.
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Exhibitioner; B.A. 1859. Indian Civil Service :
Under-Secretary, Madras. Died 14 July, 1869, at Melbourne, Australia,
aged 31.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
Ill
Upper School
Middle D^
Lower D**
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Darby
Mr. Lawrence
Aug^,
1850.
Total
20
30
124
174
Jany 27**^, 1851.
1 61 8. Ackroyd, Walter — ^Joshua, Com Miller, Leeds — 9.
r. Midsum'", 1853.
1 61 9. Butler, John — ^Thomas, Painter, LeedJ5 — 10.
r. Midsum', 1853.
Thomas Butler was a painter at 20, Worsted Street, Bank, in 1850.
1620. Clarkson, Thomas — ^John, Joiner, Leeds — 9.
John Clarkson was a joiner at 22, Lands Lane, in 1850.
1 62 1. Dale, John Will"* — ^John, Hunslet — 12.
r. Midsum', 1853.
1622. Elliott, John Henry — ^John, Clock-Maker, Leeds — 11.
r. X"^% 1852.
John Gacheside Elliott was a clockmaker in Leighton Lane in 1850.
1623. Foster, James — Greorge, Wood-turner, Leeds — 11.
r.*X™», 1 85 1.
1624. Hammond, Thomas — George, Gentleman, Leeds — 9.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
George Hammond (a flax spinner) lived at Chapeltown in 1850.
1625. Hay, John Will" — Gilbert, Tobacco Manufact', Leeds
—9. r. X"**, 1852.
Gilbert Hay, a tobacco manufacturer (Hay & Sharp, 39, Mill Hill),
lived at 19, Cobourg Street, in 1850.
1626. Hobson, George W" — Christopher, Solicitor, Leeds — 14.
1627. Hobson, John Henry — Do. Do. Leeds— 9.
1628. Hudson, Joseph G. — ^John, Shopkeeper, Leeds — 12.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
Joseph Goodworth Hudson (son of John Hudson, grocer, 41, Lisbon
Street), a hat and cap manufacturer. Director of Gaunt & Hudson,
Ltd., Grace Street Mills, afterwards St. George's Works. A pioneer
in the early days of football. Died 4 Dec, 1904, at 5, Cavendish
Road, Leeds, aged 66.
1629. Hunt, George H. — Richard W., Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
Richard William Hunt was a cashier at 9, Springfield Terrace,
Burmantofts, in 1850.
1630. Maggi Frederic C. — Frederic, Surgeon, Chapel Town
—13. r. Mids., 1853.
Frederic Charles Ma^. For 37 years ¥nth Johnson, Matthey & Co. ,
Limited, assayers, Hatton Garden, 1905.
112 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 63 1. Masser, John — Greorge, Lithographer, Woodhouse — 9.
r. Mids., 1852.
1632. Miles, Albert B. — Edward, Hairdresser, Kirkstall — 13.
r.* Mids., 1852.
1633. Millington, George — ^Jesse, Bookseller, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
Jesse Millington lived at 7, Belgrave Street, in 1850. Webb,
Millington & Co.
1634. Millington, William — Jesse, Do. Leeds^-9.
r. Mids., 1851.
1635 NichoUs, George W" — Charles H^, Clerk, Leeds — 8 + .
r. X«»«», 1851.
George William (son of Rev. Charles Henry Sinderby) Nicholls. A
farmer in New Zealand. Lieutenant New Zealand Militia. Died
5 Aug., 1 87 1. The family emigrated to New Zealand in 1852. The
father died 11 Jan., 1888.
1636. Pearson, Oswald — ^William, Shoemaker, Leeds — 9.
r.*X°»^, 1851.
1637. Pearson, William — William, Do. Leeds — 10.
r. X™^, 1851.
1638. Pickles, John C. — George, Undertaker, Leeds — 8.
r.*X'^, 1851.
Accidentally drowned in the Tyne, 1877.
1639. Stanley, Thomas — Thomas, Dyer Agent, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1 85 1.
Thomas Stanley had a baby linen warehouse at 46, Lowerhead Row,
in 1850.
1640. Sturgeon, John — Thomas, Clerk, Burley — 13.
Son of Rev. Thomas Sturgeon, vicar of Burley. Apprenticed to
Fairbairn & Co., machine makers, Wellington Foundry, Leeds;
afterwards with Thwaites & Carbutt, Bradford. Engaged on work in
Ireland, Lancashire, Cornwall, Germany, Denmark, and America.
M.LC.E. 2, Woodland Grove, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, 1905.
1 64 1. Sturgeon, William — ^Thomas, Clerk, Burley — 12.
Son of Rev. Thomas Sturgeon. Leeds School of Axt. Head Master
Leamington School of Art; retired. 21, Alexandra Crescent, Ilkley,
in 1903.
1642. Styan, Thomas — ^James, Druggist, Leeds — 15.
r. Mids', 1852.
James Styan was a druggist at 147, East Street, in 1866.
1643. Taylor, John — Robert, Leeds — 10. r. Mids', 1853.
1644. Turner, Robert — Leeds — 10.
1645. Varley, Thomas — ^John, Warehouse Man, Leeds — 11.
r. X"^, 1852.
John Varley was a warehouseman at 16, Little Queen Street, in 1847.
1646. Wilson, Arthur — Thomas, Gentleman, Leeds — 15 + .
r. March, 1853.
(Third son of Thomas Wilson, of Crimbles House, Leeds, auditor of
the Aire and Calder Navigation.) Bom 19 March, 1835; died 8 Feb.,
1857, from injuries received whilst at school.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. II3
1647. Fryer, Samuel Winn — William, Watchmaker, Leeds —
— 12. r.* Mids., 1 85 1.
William Fryer was a watchmaker at 134, Meanwood Road, in 1850.
Feby, 1 85 1.
Upper S. 17
Middle D« 34
Lower
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Darby
Mr. Lawrence .
Total
. 48)
124
•75
July 28**, 1851.
1648. Blackburn, Benjamin — Edward, Leeds — 12.
r.'X""", 1 85 1.
1649. Bloome, Arthur P. — Matthew, Solicitor, Leeds — lo.
r. X™, 1854.
Arthur Priestman Bloome lived at Aberford. Took additional surname
of Ansley. The Jewkes, Knighton-on-Teme, Worcestershire, in 1897.
1650. Broadhead, Walter — David, Hatter, Leeds — 8 + .
r.* Mids., 1852.
A wool merchant at Halifax ; died there.
1651. Brown, WilV" R. — ^William, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1852.
1652. Brown, Tom — Mary, Leeds — 10.
1653. Cooper, James — ^James, Clergyman, Leeds — 15 + .
Left to reside at Bradford, Nov', 1852.
In the Customs. Collector at Littlehampton, and in 1883 at Shoreham.
Died 22 April, 1884.
1654. Cooper, Afred — ^James, D° Leeds — 14.
Removed to Bradford, Nov', 1852.
Rev. Alfred (son of Rev. James) Cooper, Hatfield Hall, Durham.
B.A. 1861. Boarder's Tutor at the Leeds Grammar School in 1863.
1655. Depledge, Georger— George, Book keeper, Leeds — 15.
r. Mids., 1855. Yorkshire Scholp at Univ. Coll., Oxf**;
3"* class moderations.
B.A. 1859; M.A. 1864. Curate of Sowerby, i860; of Sheffield, 1864.
Vicar of Attercliffe, Sheffield, firom 1873.
1656. Ellison, William — John, Millwright, Hunslet — 11.
r.*X°«*, 1 85 1.
1657. Frost, Sydney S. — Robert, Gentleman, Leeds — 14.
Mr. Robert Frost, who lived at 5, Lyddon Terrace, in 1850, came from
Hull, and was a brother of Charles Frost, Solicitor to the Dock Co., and
historian of Hull. ITie son, Sydney Smith Frost, went to Canada many
years ago.
1658. Handcock, Charles — Robert, Actuary, Beeston — 9.
r. Mids', 1853.
Lond. Coll. of Div. Curate of Milnrow, 1870; of Pulborough, 1873.
Vicar of Hurdsfield, 1873 ; of Wetherby, 1877. Rector of Spofforth,
1887; of Kirkby Overblow, from 1894. (See also p. 128.)
1659. Harrison, Wilbert — ^John H., Grrocer, Leeds— 9.
John Howarth Harrison was a grocer at 128, Briggate, in 1850.
114 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1660. Harrison, Edwin — ^John, Grocer, Leeds — 11.
John Harrison was a grocer at 6, Meadow Lane, in 1850.
1661. Hogg, Thomas — ^James, Banker's Clerk, Leeds — 8-f.
r. Mids., 1852.
Jantes Hogg was an accountant at 5, Blackman Lane, in 1850.
1662. Home, John — George, Army Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
r. Midsum', 1852.
George Home was appointed surgeon to the 67th Regiment
19 November, 1841.
1663. Mennell, George H. — Thomas, Gardener, Leeds— 9.
Thomas Mennell was a gardener in Jack Lane in 1850.
1664. Middleton, William J. — Thomas, Pawnbroker, Leeds — 9.
Thomas and William Middleton were pawnbrokers at 15 and 16, Lady
Lane, in 1850.
1665. Pagdin, John — ^William, Sawmaker, Leeds — 11 +.
r.* Mids., 1852.
1666. Payne, Randolph G. S. — ^John, Chemist, Leeds — 9.
r*X"*», 1854.
Removed to Mr. Jefferson's School, Poutefract. Studied chemistry.
Emigrated to Australia in 1858. Engaged in teaching since 1861.
Head Master Government School, Wilmington, South Australia, 1903.
1 667 . Redihalgh, James W. — Thomas, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 9.
James William Redihalgh was a clerk in the Borough Accountant's
office ; then with Messrs. Heeles & Son, estate agents, Leeds.
25, Mount Preston, Leeds, in 1905.
1668. Rayner, Joseph — Benjamin, Coal -Agent, Whitkirk
-15 (o).
Magd. Coll., Camb. M.A. A mining engineer. Died at Normanton,
6 Feb., 1905, aged 69.
1669. Stephenson, Joseph — William, Blacksmith, Holbeck
— 12.
William Stephenson was a blacksmith and cow keeper in Holbeck
Lane in 1850.
1670. Thomas, Walter H. — ^John, Salesman, Leeds — 10.
John Thomas was a manager at 16, Alfred Place, in 1850.
167 1. Thompson, Samuel — William, Inn-keeper, Leeds — 12.
r.*X"*% 1 85 1.
William Thompson kept the Jacob's Well at 87, Meadow Lane, in 1850.
1672. Whewell, William L. — ^John, Ironmonger, Leeds — 10.
William Leeming Whewell. A brother of No. 155 1. For more than
thirty years with Samuel Kirk & Sons, Woodhouse Dyeworks, Leeds.
A director of the Bradford Dyers' Association, Limited, 1905.
Aug«S 1 85 1.
Upper S 19
Middle D*>
Lower
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Darby
Mr. Lawrence .
Total
- 38[
. 40J
32
III
. 162
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. II5
Jany 26*S 1852.
1673. Booth, Jonathan — ^William, Millwright, Hunslet — 10.
r. Midsum', 1853.
William Booth was a millwright at 25, Mulberry Place, Hunslet, in 1850.
1674. Campbell, John Edw^ — Robert, Linen-Draper, Leeds
— 10.
Robert Campbell was a travelling draper at 22, Merrion Street, in 1850.
(See also p. 128.)
1675. Ghiesman, Alfred — ^John, Writing Master, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids', 1853.
A draper; went to America about 1862.
1676. Dixon, David — David, Dyer, Leeds — 10.
David Dixon was a silk and woollen dyer at 3, Back Well Street, in 185a
1677. Dobson, John — William, Woollen Draper, Leeds— 9.
r.* Mids., 1853.
William Henry Dobson (William Henry Dobson & Co.) was a woollen
draper at 81, Briggate, in 1850.
1678. Elliott, Robert Tho» — ^John, Clock Maker, Leeds — 11.
John Cacheside Elliott was a clockmaker in Leigh ton Lane in 1850.
1679. Hudson, John — Hargreaves, Painter, Leeds — 11.
Hargreaves Hudson was a wall-paper manufacturer at 13, Dock Street,
in 1866.
1680. Hyde, Edward — George, Joiner, Leeds — 11.
Edward (son of George) Hydes, foreman engineer at Airedale Foundry,
Hunslet (Kitson & Co.)* 14* Trentham Street, Leeds, in 1904.
1681. Hutchinson, Robert — Robert, Salesman, Leeds — 10.
r. Mids., 1852.
Robert Hutchinson was a salesman at 13, Cookridge Street, in 1850.
1682. Kay, Joseph — ^William, Innkeeper, Leeds — 12.
r. X«»*, 1852.
William Kay, King's Arms, 9, Lowerhead Row, in 1850.
1683. Maggi, Henry S. — Frederic, Surgeon, Chapel Town — 1 1.
Henry Shires Maggi died in 1887 at Leicester.
1684. Sellers, William P. — Charles H., Woolsorter, Leeds — 8.
r. Mids', 1852.
1685. Stephenson, William — John, Servant, Leeds — 13.
r. Mids., 1852.
1686. Walker, Thomas L. — Thomas, Innkeeper, Leeds — 11.
i486. Whitworth, William — ^John, Boiler Maker, Hunslet — 12
Re-admitted; r.* Mids', 1853.
1687. Whitworth, Edwin— John, D^ D<> —9.
r.* Mids., 1853.
1 688. Whitley, John Joseph — ^Joseph, Brass Founder, Leeds — 8.
ioseph Whitley was a mechanical brass founder at 5, South Row;
ouse, I, South Brooke Street, in 1850.
1 689. Williamson, Albert — Henry, Stuff Merchant, Leeds — 1 2.
A cotton manufacturer at Huddersfield. A volunteer 2nd Volunteer
Battalion West Riding Regiment ; retired with rank of major, v.d., 1886.
Il6 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 690. Wilson,Thomas T.— Edward, Wine Merchant, Leeds— 9.
Edward and Thomas Wilson were wine merchants at 116, Kirkgate,
in 1850.
1 69 1. Wilson, Edward T.— Edward, D« D<> —9.
1692. Wood, John Wilson— Benjamin, Wine Merchant, Leeds
Benjamin Wood was a spirit merchant at 8, Carr Place, in 185a
Feb^ 1852.
Upper School
Middle D«
Lower
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lawrence ,
Total
18 Boys
24
102
144
August 2^, 1852.
1693. Barbour, Sam* J. — Samuel, Town Miss^, Leeds — 8 + .
Samuel James (son of Rev. Samuel) Barbour was a bookkeeper at
Halifax. Died 5 May, 1867, at Hampton Place, Halifax.
1694. Briggs, Walter T. — Samuel, Clergyman, Leeds — 12.
Rev. S. Briggs was chaplain of the Workhouse and Industrial Schools
in 1854.
1695. Briggs, Albert T.— D<> D^ Leeds— 8 + .
1696. Blackburn, Arthur — ^John, Solicitor, Leeds — 11.
Arthur Wellesley (youngest son of John) Blackburn. Admitted a
solicitor. Practised in Albion Street, Leeds; then in London. Lived
at AUerton Lodge ; then in Park Square. (See also pp. 125 and 127.)
1697. Carter, Christopher — Thomas, Grocer, Leeds — 14.
r. Mids', 1853.
1698. CroraaCk, Hunslet.
1699. Crosthwaite, John — Benjamin, Clergyman, Leeds — 10.
To Australia in i860. Fairholme, Kergunyah, South Victoria, Australia,
in 1903. (See also p. 128.)
1700. Darke, Harvey W™ — Enoch, Wesley an Minister, Leeds
— 12.
1 70 1. Darke, Charles Henry — Enoch, D® Leeds
— 10.
1702. Fox, John — John, Gentleman, Leeds — 12.
John Fox was a cloth manufacturer at Armley, and 24, Guildford Street,
in 1850.
1703. France, John Wilson — ^John M., Cashier, Leeds — 8.
At one time a law stationer in Leeds. Re-entered after No. 1802.
1704. Gledhill, John — ^John, Draper, Hunslet — 10.
John Gledhill was a draper at 20, Waterloo Road, in 1850.
1705. Haigh, Daniel — Daniel, Hair Dresser, Leeds — 8.
r.* Jany, 1855.
Daniel Judson Haigh was a hairdresser at 52, Hunslet Lane, in 1850.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. II7
1 706. [Hobson, Alfred] — Christopher, Solicitor, Leeds — 9.
1707- Horsfall, Thomas H° — Richard, Clergyman, Birstwith
—14 (o).
Thomas Hamilton (son of Rev. Richard) Horsfall. Drowned at sea
in 1859. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1708' [Hudson, George] — Hargreaves, Painter, Leeds — 14.
r.*Jany, 1855.
Hargreaves Hudson was a paper stainei in Rothery's Yard, Bowman
Lane, in 1850.
'709. [Johnson, William] — William, Clothier, Leeds — 14.
r. X""^, 1852.
1 7 10. [Parker, Tom] — George, Woolsorter, Bradford — 14.
171 1. [Parker, Alfred] — Anthony, Farmer, Leeds — 12.
171 2. Prince, Thomas — William, Dyer, Leeds — 11.
William Prince was a dyer at 7, Isle of Cinder; house, 11, Elmwood
Place, in 1850. (See also p. 128.)
1 7 13. [Robinson, George] — George, Clerk of B^' Court, Leeds
— 10.
George Robinson was a clerk in the Bankruptcy Court, and lived at 16,
Buslingthorpe Lane, in 1850. (See also p. 121.)
1 714. [Smith, Robert G'] — George, Flax-Spinner, Leeds — 11.
r. Jany, 1855.
The Rev. Robert Gardner- Smith. T.C.Dublin. F.L.S. Curate of
St. Andrew's, Bradford ; of St. Philip's, Ilfracombe. Vicar of St. Mark's,
Bradford ; curate of All Saints', Hatcham Park. Rector of Wadingham,
Lines.; of Castleford, Yorks., 1891.
17 15. Wood, Alfred H^ — ^David, Piano Forte Tuner, Leeds — 8.
David Inglis Wood was a professor of music and tuner at 61, Merrion
Street, in 1847.
1 7 16. Wray, Thomas — Thomas, Printer, Hunslet Lane — 10.
Thomas Wray was a printer at 18, White Cross Yard, and Registrar of
Marriages at 44, Hunslet Lane, in 1847.
Aug**, 1852.
Upper S.
Middle D^
Lower
Mr. Ripley
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lawrence .
Total
20
22
}'i^I
138
Jany 2^^, 1853.
17 1 7. Anson, Henry A. — ^William J., Agent, Leeds — 9.
Henry Alexander Anson. A manu^cturer's agent at 6, Park Place,
Leeds ; residence, Arundell, Clarence Drive, Harrogate, in 1903.
1 7 18. Barnes, Charles T. — John, Salesman, Leeds — 12.
John Barnes was a salesman to B. Gott & Sons, and afterwards to
Kinnear, Holt & Co.
Il8 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1719. [Croisdale, William]— John, Cloth Manufact% Holbeck
— II. r. for insufr Imowledge, X"**^, 1854.
John Croisdale was a cloth manufeurturer at Holbeck Moor in 1847.
1720. [Curtis, John] — John, Cabinet Maker, Leeds — 12.
John W. Curtis, a cabinet maker and shop fitter (Curtis & Son, Ltd.)
at Oxford Row, Leeds. 56, CliflF Road, in 1903.
1 72 1. [Fawcett, Edmond R'] — Robert, Warehouseman,
Holbeck — 11.
Robert Fawcett was a warehouseman at i. Mount Street, in 1866.
1722. [Feamley, Tom] — Benjamin, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 9.
1723. Flood, Thomas Hy. — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 8^.
r. Ap., 1853; readmitted Aug., 1854.
Readmitted (see following No. 1798). Eldest son of Rev. Samuel
Flood, of St. Matthew's, Leeds.
1724. Flood, Samuel — Samuel, Surgeon, Leeds — 8 — .
r. Ap., 1853; readmitted Aug., 1854.
Second son of Rev. Samuel Flood. Readmitted (see following No. 1798).
1725. [Green, Joshua] — William, Cordwainer, Hunslet — 10.
1726. Jackson, Matthew Hy. — Matthew, Surgeon, Leeds — 8.
Nephew of Rev. S. Flood. Andreas, Isle of Man, in 1903. Probably
the same as C90. (See also p. 128.)
1727. [Marsh, Henry] — Henry, Surgeon, Leeds — 11.
1728. [Marsh, John W.] — Henry, Surgeon, Leeds — 10.
1 729. Middleton, Richard — Thomas, Pawnbroker, Leeds — 8 + .
An engineer in Leeds ; retired. Heath House, Moortown, Leeds, in 1903.
1730. [Oddy, Benjamin] — Samuel, Labourer, Leeds — 12.
r.* Midsum., 1853.
1 731. [Rawson, John] — ^John, Cloth Dresser, Leeds — 10.
r. Xmas, 1854.
John Rawson was a cloth dresser at 108, Park Lane, in 1847.
1732. [Robinson, John W™] — George, Office Clerk, Leeds — 8 + .
r. Midsum., 1853.
Readmitted. (See bottom of p. 121.)
1733. [Robson, John] — George, Tailor, Leeds — 13.
r.* Mids., 1853.
John Thomas Robson was a draper and tailor at 169, Briggate, in 1866.
1734. [Robson, Thomas] — George, Tailor, Leeds — 10.
1735. Slater, George — Henry, Saddler, Leeds — 10.
Henry Slater was a saddler at 6, Thistle Yard, Nevile Street, in 1847.
1736. Slater, Thomas M. — Henry, Saddler, Leeds — 9.
1737. Smallpage, Benjamin — Benjamin, Shoemaker, Leeds
^-12.
Benjamin Smallpage was a shoemaker at 7, Upperhead Row, in 1847.
The son was an upholsterer (Hunter & Smallpage, York). 10, Heworlh
Green, York, in 1904. (See also pp. 125 and 127.)
1738. Smith, Samuel Edw*^ — George, Banker, Leeds — 16^.
Worcester Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1862. Vicar of St. John's, Bush End,
Essex, 1874. Died 29 May, 1882.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
119
1739-
1740.
1741.
1742.
1743.
1744,
1745.
1746.
Taylor, Thomas C. — John, Warehouseman, Leeds — 12.
John Taylor was a warehouseman at 21, Hope Street, in 1847.
Walley, William Henry — William, Wool Merchant,
Leeds — 9.
William Walley & Co. were wool merchants at 75, Albion Street, in 1866.
[Whitfield, John William] — ^William, Soldier, Leeds.
[Whitfield, Alfred S.]— William, Soldier, Leeds.
Williamson, Arthur — Henry, StuflF Merchant, Leeds — 1 1 .
Christ's Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1863; M.A. 1869; B.D. 1891 ;
D.D. 1892. Vicar of St. Peter's, Eaton Square; of St. James',
Norland, W. Died 1893. (See also pp. 125 and 127.)
[Wood, Horatio] — Horatio, Solicitor, Leeds — 13.
r.^Jany, 1855.
Woodcock, Edmund R. — Edmund, Dentist, Leeds — 13.
Edmund Woodcock was a dentist at 3, Park Square, in 1866.
Woodcock, James Henry — Edmund, Dentist, Leeds
—11+.
Feby, 1853.
Upper School . . .16
Middle D^ .... 20
1747-
1748.
1749.
1750-
1751-
1752-
1753-
1754.
1755-
Lower Mr. Ripley
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lawrence
Total
23)
35
46)
104
140
August V\ 1853.
[Bannister], Charles — Samuel, Handle Setter, Armley
— 12.
Blakelock, Ralph — Samuel, Cashier, Leeds — 12 + .
Rev. Ralph Blakelock. Line. Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1863; 4th Class
Lit. Hum. Vicar of Horbury Bridge, Yorks., 1883. Died 9 Feb., 1900.
(See also pp. 125 and 127.)
Bradley, Whitaker — ^James, Solicitor, Leeds — 12.
James Bradley was a solicitor at 17, Bank Street, in 1847.
[Brown, Robert] — George, Warehouse Man, Leeds — 8.
[Carden, John] — Benjamin, Tax-Surveyor, Leeds — ii.
Denny, Charles Edw** — Henry, Curator of Philos. Hall,
Leeds — 14.
A cashier. 24, Reservoir Street, Leeds, in 1902.
Denny, Arthur Edwin — Henry, Do. — 11.
An oil merchant in Leeds. Died 6 Oct., 1880. Kirkstall Church.
Cariss, Edward — Benjamin, Solicitor, Leeds — 12.
In the office of his father. Died 188$. (See also p. 128.)
Crosthwaite, Henry — Benjamin, Clergyman, Leeds — 9.
Henry Augustus, seventh son of Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite. Assistant
House Surgeon at Huddersfield Infirmary. Died i Dec., 1864. (See
also p. 129.)
I20 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1756. [Glew, Matthew] — Matthew, Innkeeper, Leeds — 8.
r. Aug**, 1853.
Mr. Matthew Glew lived at i, Greenmount Terrace, Holbeck, in 1850.
1757. [Gilbert, Francis] — Francis, Gentleman, Leeds— 9.
r. for insufficient knowledge, Jan^, 1855.
1758. [Graham, Manassah]— Joseph, Shoemaker, Leeds — 13.
Joseph Graham was a shoemaker at 43, Park Lane, in 1S66.
1759. [Grayson, Samuel] — William, Book-keeper, Leeds— 9.
In the office of Teale & Appleton, solicitors, Leeds, and afterwards
managing clerk to Bloome & Dawson, solicitors, Leeds. Died 10 Jan.,
1867. Holbeck Cemetery.
1760. [Hancock, Robert] — Robert, Actuary, Beeston — 10.
Robert Handcock. London Coll. of Divinity ; Univ. of London, 1866.
Vicar of St. Simon's, West Kensington, 1886. Died 30 Aug., 1902,
aged 58. (See also p. 129.)
1 761. Hardcastle, John — ^John, Book keeper, Arm ley — 13.
An accountant Hardcastle & Barnfather, Victoria Square, Leeds.
1762. [Hutton, William] — John, Joiner, Leeds — 10.
William Hosborough (son of John) Hutton. Living with his ftither at
I, Cowper Street, Leeds, m 1902. Formerly a builder in Leeds.
Retired in 1877.
1763. [Halliday, Benjamin W™] — ^Joseph, Mason, Leeds — 12.
r. for insufficient knowledge, Jan^, 1855.
John Halliday was a stonemason at 67, Quarry Hill, in 1850.
1764. [Halliday, Tom William] — ^Joseph, Do. Leeds — 10.
1765. [Kendall, John] — John, Serjeant Major, Leeds — 12.
r.» Jany, 1855.
1766. Mason. Henry C. — ^Timothy, Groom, Chapel Town — 13.
1767. Mackson, Henry G. — Charles, Solicitor's Clerk, Leeds
—13.
Charles Mackson, 6, Benson's Buildings; house, 8, Bentinck Street,
in 1866.
1768. [Muir, George Gillispie] — John, Tea-dealer, Leeds — 13.
r. Jany, 1855.
1769. [Mutter, Alexander M.] — Alexander, Draper, Leeds — 13.
1770. [Mutter, Edward F.] — Do. Do. Leeds — 12.
1 77 1. Mortimer, Benjamin C. — ^Julius, Clothier, Leeds — 10.
1772. Nettleton, William — ^John, Engine Man, Leeds — 9.
1773. [Robinson, Alfred] — ^John, Machine Maker, Leeds — 10.
John Robinson was an ironmonger and agricultural implement maker
in Wade Lane ; house, Leopold Street, in i866.
1774. [Sanderson, Walter] — Henry S., Solicitor, Leeds — 12.
Walter, son of Henry Smith Sanderson, Solicitor, Leeds. In Cape
Town in 1903.
1775. Shaw, Benjamin — George, Butcher, Leeds — 10.
A pharmaceutical chemist in 1864. Secretary of the Royal Bath
Hospital, Harrogate, from 1891.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 121
1776. [Spence, John] — Samuel, Quarter Master 28"* Inf.,
Leeds — 9.
1777. Wilson, Edmund — Thomas, Gentleman, Leeds — 14.
Admitted a solicitor T. 1863. Red Hall, Leeds. Aire Street, Goole.
Registrar of the Goole County Court. A volunteer from 1863 ^o 1900.
Lieut. -colonel commanding (hon. colonel) 3rd Volunteer Battalion West
Yorkshire Regiment. V.D. Nine years in the Leeds Town Council.
F.S.A. Denison Hall, Leeds, 1905. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1778. [York, Thomas] — John, Brewer, Leeds — 12.
Aug-S 1853.
Upper School
Middle D<> ...
. 20 Boys
. 16
Lower D^ Mr. Ripley
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lawrence .
. 27
- 38
. 45
Total
. 146
Jany 23*, 1854.
1779. Hudson, Robert — ^John, Cloth Manufacturer, Leeds — 14.
John Hudson was a cloth manufacturer at i. Green Lane Place, in 1866.
1780. Hudson, James — John, Do. Leeds — 11.
1781. Liversedge, Samuel — John, Carpet Merchant, Leeds — 1 1 .
John Liversedge was a carpet dealer at 3, Minor & Scurr's Yard, also
at 60, Briggate, in 1847.
1782. [Perkins, John Thomas] — Richard, Stuff Merchant,
Leeds — 9.
Richard Perkins was a stuff merchant at ii, Guildford Street; house,
Fallowfield Terrace, in 1866.
1783. [Raine, John William] — William, Cloth Dresser, Leeds
Thomas Raine was a cloth dresser at 2, Belgrave Street, in 1850.
1784. Sturgeon, Thomas — Thomas, Clergyman, Burley — 10.
An engineer. Chief engineer to Hughes & Lancaster. Acrefair, near
Ruabon. British House, Acrefair, 1905. (See also No. 1863.)
1785. Williamson, Charles George — Henry, Stuff Merchant,
Leeds — 11.
Rev. Charles George Williamson. St. Augustine's Coll., Canterbury.
Missionary, Sandwich Islands. Rector of St. Andrew's, Honolulu ; of
Grace Church, San Francisco. Curate of All Souls', Langham Place.
Vicar of St. Paul's, Marylebone, 1878. 14, Hailey Street, W., in 1903.
(See also p. 129.)
1713. Robinson, Greorge — George, Office Clerk, Leeds — 11.
Readmitted; r. July, 1854; re-admitted Jan^ 1855.
1732. [Robinson, John William] — George, Do. Do. — 9.
Re-admitted; r. July, 1854.
George Robinson was a clerk in the Bankruptcy Court, and lived in
Victoria Place in 1847.
122 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
[Mr. Barry's writing b^ns here.]
Aug* I4t»>, 1854.
Boy's name. Father, Mother, or Guardian. Age.
William Chadwick was a dyer (Chadwick Brothers) at 22, Bowman
Lane, in 1847. (See following No. 1931.)
1788. J. Williamson Cryer — ^Joseph Cr. (Tea Dealer) — 10.
Joseph Cryer was a grocer at 122, Church Street, Hunslet, in 1866.
1789. Thomas Crampton — Thomas Cr. (Mason) — 11.
Thomas (son of David) Crampton. With the Burmantofts Co., Leeds.
20, Brudenell Mount, I.«eds, m 1904. (See also C9.)
1790. Charles Autey — Edward A. ( Account') — 13.'
An iron merchant (Stansfeld & Autey, Alfred Street); house, Kirkstall,
in 1866.
'791^ ^T^;^^ ^"^pe I William K. i'^'
1792. [Walter Kempe] J In.
William Kempe (Pearson & Sons). 18, York Place, in 1847.
Arthur Kemp« died in 1880.
Walter Kempe. A yam merchant. 67, Cemetery Road, Leeds, 1905.
(See following No. 1861.)
1793. John Albert Nunneley — Thomas N. (Surgeon) — 13.
r. Jany., 1855.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1863 ; M.B. Lond. 1864; Honours. Park Place, Leeds,
then Headingley. Royal Crescent, Bath, in 1903. (See also p. 128.)
1794. Thomas Lawson Craister — — 17.
M.R.C.S. Eng. ; L.S.A. Lond. 1863. Bramley, Leeds, in 1872. Cala,
Cape Colony, in 1901. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
1795. [William Flockton] — Samuel Fl. (Clothier) — 10.
r. Jany, 1855.
1796. Frederic Glover — ^William GL, Woollen CI. Men — 10.
Exeter College, Oxford. B.A. 1866; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.; M.A A
master at the School, 1874-91. A private tutor, 20, De Grey Road,
Leeds, 1905. (See also p. 129.)
1 797. [William Henry Gumby] — Charles G. (Upholsterer) — 12.
r. Jany, 1855.
Charles Gumby was a letter carrier and broker at 5, Butt's Court,
in 1847.
1798. William Holton — William H. (Joiner) — 10.
William Holton was a joiner at 29, Glasshouse Street, and another at
14, Bussey's Court, in 1847.
[I'i SZeT hS7 ^°°^} Rev-. .Fl«od(S.Ma.,Ws)Z;°-
Sons of Rev. Samuel Flood. Re-entered.
Thomas Henry Flood, navigating lieutenant Royal Navy, 20 Jan., 1872;
retired. Falmouth Koad, London, S.E., in 1903. (See also p. 129 and
following No. 1953.)
Rev. Samuel Flood. Queen's Coll., Camb. Exhibitioner; B.A 1867;
M.A i88o. Curate of St. Margaret's, Leicester, 1868 ; of St. Matthew's,
Leeds, 1871 ; of Yarwell, Northants., 1872. Vicar of Far Cotton,
Northants., 1875; of St. Luke's, Leicester, 1876. Rector of Ibstock,
Leicester, from 1889. (See also p. 129.)
1799. [Jesse Smith] — ^Jesse Sm. (Grocer) — 13. r.*
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 123
Boys not on Foundation.
1800. Philip H. Page— Re\^ L. F. Page, Woolpit Rect.— 16.
r. for militia, Jany., 1855.
Philip Homer Page. Warwickshire Militia; 8th King's Regiment —
Ensign 1857, lieutenant 1859, captain 1865. Indian Mutiny; retired
1876. The Saffrons, Woolpit, .Suffolk, in 1903.
1 80 1. Pearson B. Hay ward — ^John Hay ward, Archit. — 15.
Pearson Barry Hay ward, son of John Hay ward, architect, Cathedral
Close, Exeter. Captain Devon and Somerset Engineer Volunteers,
20 Oct., 1875.
Upper School
Middle School
Lower School
Aug<
r Mr. Ripley .
' \Mr. Lawrence
Total number . iii
1854.
16 (7th & 5th Forms)
23 {5^^ & 4^** Forms)
32 (3«* & 2"«* Forms)
40 (i^ Form)
Jany 29*^ 1855.
Admitted.
Father or Mother, or Guardian.
1 802. George Alex. H.Robinson — Mrs. Robinson, 3,Gt. George
S*, Leeds — 12. Readmitted on Ex°.
1803. John Wilson France — Mr. J. France, 2, S'George's Place,
Leeds, Commission Agent — 10. Readmitted on Ex".
Once a law stationer in Leeds. (See also No. 1703 ante.)
1804. James Hutchinson — Mr. Hutchinson, 84, Cobourg Street
(no business) — 14.
Mr. James Hutchinson lived at 84, Coboufg Street, in 1847.
1805. Walter Stephen Blackburn — S. R. Blackburn, Esq.,
65, Camp Road (Solicitor) — 10.
Son of Samuel Render Blackburn. An accountant. Central Bank
Chambers, Leeds. F.C.A. 21, Shaw Lane, Headingley, 1905. (See
following No. 1857.)
1806. Charles M. Swithenbank — Mr. Swithenbank, Moorside,
Armley (Painter) — 1 1 .
William Chaffer Swithenbank was a painter at Moorside, Armley, in 1850.
i 807 . Thomas P. Addyman — Mr. Addyman, 3, Warwick Place,
Commercial Traveller — 1 3 .
A cloth finisher, Grace Street Mills, Leeds. Lieutenant 2nd West
Yorkshire Engineer Volunteers. Died Sep., 1877.
1808. William John Vint — Miss Lister, 3, Brunswick Terrace
— U-
Probably the same as c 2.
1809. Charles Fenton — R. T. Fenton, Esq**, Thorpe Hall
Colliery, n' Leeds — 15.
Elder surviving son of John Thomas Fenton, of Knowsthorpe, afterwards
of Stapleton House. Died in New Zealand. (See also p. 128.)
124 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1810. Richard Braithwaite — W. Braithwaite, Esq., 25, Park
Square, Surgeon — 14.
Richard Hale (son of William) Braithwaite. Admitted a solicitor M.
1863. Rawson, Best & Braithwaite, Benson's Buildings. Park Row;
then Dibb & Co., Butt's Court, Leeds. A Trustee of the School.
Kirkstall Lane, Headingley. Died 12 May, 1905, aged 64. (See also
p. 128.)
181 1. Walter E. Jovvett — ^J. Jowett, Esq*"*, 3, Woodsley Terrace
(no profession), Leeds — 11.
Walter Edward, youngest son of John Jowitt. A woollen goods agent,
4, St. Mary's Parsonage, Manchester. Fairhope, Chorlton-cum-Hardy,
in 1903. (See also p. 128.)
18 1 2. James E. Paige — ^J. Paige, Esq"^, Armley, n*" Leeds
(Governor of Boro' Gaol) — 14.
1 81 3. Alfred W. Armfield — The Rev. G. Armfield, Armley
Parsonage, n' Leeds — 15.
Alfred Watson Armfield. Born 9 Nov., 1839. At Christ's Hospital
from 2 Feb., 1847, to 23 Oct., 18^4. An explorer. Died 20 years ago
of fever, probably in Africa (1905).
1 814. Julian H. Rowsell — The Rev** E. E. Rowsell, Brinkley
Rectory, n** Newmarket — 15. (Boarder with Head
Master, not on Foundation.)
The Rev. Julian Henry (son of Rev. Evan Edward) Rowsell. Dapto,
New South Wales, in 1875. (See also pp. 125 and 126.)
N. B. Several applicants (9 or 10) Tfor insuflF*^
rejected & 4 boys dismissed j knowledge of
Jany, 1855.
Upper School
Middle School
Lower School
fMr. Ripley
\Mr. Lawrence .
Total
j requisites for
(^admission.
22
2\
33
28
104
April, 1855.
1 81 5. George Wray — The Rev^ Wray — 12.
Mr. Barry became Headmaster in 1854, and the names of boys who entered
the School in August, 1854, and January, 1855, are entered in his handwriting.
The Register contains no lists of boys who entered at Midsummer, 1855, or
January, 1856.
It does, however, contain what appears to be a complete list in Mr. Barry's
writing of the boys in the School at Midsummer, 1856.
In 1856 the School was divided into two departments, called the Upper or
Classical and the Lower or Commercial Departments.
The boys entering the Lower School from Midsummer, 1856, to January, 1863,
inclusive are entered in separate lists in the same book.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 25
The entries in the Commercial Department are printed at the end of this
book, and numbered separately from i upwards, the letter "C" being prefixed to
the number of every name in the Commercial Department.
There is no complete index to the original Roister. At the end of this book
there is one index for both departments. Those boys who were transferred from
one department to the other have two numbers in the index whenever they are
entered twice in the original Register.
Upper Department,
1856.
1 384. VP*>. Robert Jarratt Crosthwaite— The Rev. B. Cros-
thwaite, St. Andrew's.
15 14. Richard Kemplay Snowdon.
1609. James Snowdon.
1 589. William Hey Crosthwaite.
18 14. *Julian Henry Rowsell.
1488. Samuel C.Austen.
1577. Christopher Snowdon.
1707. ^Thomas Hamilton Horsfall.
1499. Charles Crosthwaite.
1794. Thomas L. Craister.
1777. Edmund Wilson.
1457. V***. Henry Elgin Cass.
1816. Edward H. Ruddock. (See also p. 126.)
1 81 7. Reginald W. Smith. (See also p. 127.)
1605. John Albert Kershaw.
1 6 1 2 . William Tutin .
1604. Alfred Norton Jowitt.
1696. Arthur Wellesley Blackburn.
1 8 18. *William F. Greene. (See also p. 127.)
1 8 19. Robert L. Page. (See also p. 127.)
1820 Joseph W. Chadwick. (See also p. 127.)
1 82 1. *Edmund Pye. (See also p. 127.)
1737. Benjamin Smallpage.
1743. Arthur Williamson .
1748. Ralph Blakelock.
Upper Department, ^j^^ .^
Mids., 1856. School.
i5i4.VP\*R. K. Snowdon . . (8 years)
Left for Brazennose Coll., Oxon. (with exhib"),
1857. Scholar of Lincoln, 1858; 2^^ class in
Moderations, 1859.
1 384. *R. J. Crosthwaite . . (9 years)
Left for Trin. Coll., Camb. (with exhib"), 1856.
£** Class 1857, 1858, 1859 ; Scholar, Easter, 1859 ;
8th Wrangler i860.
126 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1609. *J- Snowdon . . . (8 years)
(Gained degree of A. A. (Oxford), Mids., 1858 r
2nd Class English ; 2°^ in i^ class Lang.; 2°*
in i''^ class Math^) Left (with School Exhib°)
for St. John's, Camb., Mids., 1859. Scholar of
S^ John's, 1859; 2nd in i^ class & Wood
Exhr., i860.
1 8 14. ♦J. H. Rowsell . . (3 years)
Removed to prepare for College at home, Mids.,
1857. Afterwards entered a Sol" office; thence
emigrated to Australia.
1488. *S. C.Austen . . (8 years)
Left for Brazennose Coll., Oxon., Mids., 1857.
2°^ class Mod™ 1859.
1589. *W. H. Crosthwaite . . (8 years)
Obt«* School Exhib" 1858; left Mids., 1858, from
ill health. (Gained A, A. Oxford 1858 ; 2"^ class
English; 9**^ in i"^ class Languages; i'^ in i"*^
class Math^.) Entered at Caius Coll., Camb.,
Oct., 1859. i^ in i**^ class & Stokys Scholar i860.
1707. *T. H. Horsfall . . (4 years)
Left Xmas, 1856; gone to sea; lost 1859.
Bequeathed 200;^ to the School Library (rec**
in 1861).
1499. *C. Crosthwaite . . , (8 years)
Left Christmas, 1857. Gained admission (by
compet") to Woolwich, Jan^, 1858. Appointed
to Commission, i"* in Artillery Ex" 1859.
1577- *C Snowdon (Free adm°j . (2 years)
Left to enter a public office at Liverpool,
Xmas, 1856.
1457, *H. E. Cass . . • (9 years)
r. (over age) ; destin" uncertain ; engaged in
teaching.
1777. *E. Wilson . . • (3 years)
♦Left for J. H. Shaw's office, Xmas, 1856.
1794. *T. Craister . . • (2 years)
Left for domestic diff*^*", Xmas, 1856. Entered
Medical Prof".
1816. V^h *E^ H. Ruddock (Free adm°) . (44 years)
A. A., Oxford, 1859 ; 7th in i* class Languages ;
Hook Prize i860. Left Mids., i860. Sizar at
Trin. Coll., Camb.
B.A. 1864. Indian Civil Service; ist grade magistrate and
collector, Bengal Presidency; retired 1890.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 27
1820. ♦}. W. Chadwick . (4 years)
Elected to Lady E. Hastings' Exhib°, Mids.,
1859. Left for Queen's Coll., Oxf.
The Rev. Joseph William Chadwick. B.A. 1863. Late Vicar
of St. Michael's, Wakefield.
1605. *J. A. Kershaw . (8 years)
Left Mids., 1858; entered at Cath. Coll., Camb.,
1858. Scholar in i860; B.A.; i'' class in Poll.
1 86 1. Assist* M' at Durham School, 1861.
181 7. *R. W.Smith . (3 years)
Left Christmas, 1858; returning to France;
destin" uncertain.
Afterwards known as Reginald White Granville- Smith. A
private secretary. Residence, 127, Victoria Street, S.W.
1737. *B. Smallpage (3 years)
Removed to enter business, Mids., 1856.
1748. *R. Blakelock • (7 years)
Gained Exhib" at Line. Coll., Oxf^, i860. Bible
Clerkship (Open), Jan>, 1861.
1743. *A. Williamson . . (7 J years)
Entered at Christ's Coll., Camb., Oct', i860.
Scholar 1861.
1612. Y^\ (contd) *W. Tutin . . (8 years)
Left for Corpus Coll., Oxf**, Mids., 1859.
The Rev. William Tutin. Queen's Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1862 ;
M.A. 1866. Curate of Morley, Knaresborough, and Monk
Bretton. (See also p. 125.)
1696. *A. W. Blackburn . . (4 years)
Removed to his father's office (Sol'), Xmas, 1856.
1 8 18. *W. F. Greene . . (li years)
Removed to enter business at Liverpool, Mids.,
1856; destin" changed ; sent to college.
The Rev. William Frederick Green. Oriel College, Oxford.
B.A. i860; M.A. 1862. Curate of St. John's, Kennington,
1868; of Colkirk, 1870; of St. Michael's, Croydon, 1875.
Vicar of East Budleigh from 1884.
1 82 1. *Edm. Pye . • (6 months)
Removed ft-om ill-health. Entered business
with his father (Wine Merch*^); afterwards in
China.
1 819. *R. L. Page . * . , {2 years)
Removed with notice to study at home for
Missy College, Mids., 1857; aft. entered at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge, 1858. B.A. 1861.
The Rev. Robert Lay Page. M.A. 1864. Curate of Leeds,
1862. Vicar of Coatham, 1866. Curate of Cowley St. John,
Oxon., 1870. Incumbent of St. Peter's, Mazagon, Bombay,
1874. Superior, S.S.J. E., from 1890. St. John's Mission
House, Oxford, 1903.
128 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i828.IV«^^*R. T. Land . . . (6 years)
Left Mids., 1857. Entered Medical Profession.
Robert Turner Land. M.D. Edin. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1862.
Stanley House, New Leeds, in 1901.
1699. *J. Crosthwaite . . (8 years)
r. Mids., 1859. Intended to go to Australia.
151 1. *A. Rusby . . • (S years)
A.A., Oxford, 1858. (2"^ class Languages.) Left,
having obtained (by competition) a place in
Customs' Service (Christmas, 1858).
1 8 10. *R. H. Braithwaite . . (3 years)
r. Mids., 1858, to enter legal profession.
1674. ^Campbell . . • (5 years)
Left to enter business, Mids., 1857.
1389. *Hardisty . . • (7 years)
Left from ill health.
John Alfred Hardisty. (See also following No. 1504.)
J 754- *Cariss, E. . . • (4 years)
Left to enter his father's oflSce (Solic'j, Mids., 1857.
1829. III«».*Taylor.
Left from ill health, Christmas, 1857. Died in
May, 1858, of decline.
1793. *Nunneley, J. A. . . (5 years)
Left at Mids., 1859, to prepare for Matric" Ex°
(London Univ*'). Passedat Oct', 1859, in i^*^ class.
1830. *C. Wellbeloved . . (2 years)
Left to enter a merchant's office at Liverpool,
Mids., 1857. Since engaged in legal profession.
181 1. *W. Jowitt . . . (5i years^
Left with notice Mids., i860, to enter comm* life.
1809. *C. Fenton . . (2 years)
r.* Mids., 1857, to enter mining business with
his father.
17 1 2. *Prince . , . • (5 years)
Left with notice Mids., 1857.
1658. *C. Handcock . . (7 years)
Left Christmas, 1859, to enter an office.
1 83 1. *Calvert . . • (li years)
*Left with notice Xmas, 1856.
1726. *Jackson.
Removed to the lower Department, Xmas, 1856.
Left to enter merchant Service.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 29
i832.II«*.*Idle . . . (5 years)
A.A., Oxf*, 1859. 3«>in i«' class English; 8'»>in i*^
class Languages ; 2^ class Math^. School Exh°
i860. Entered at Brazennose Coll., Oxf**, Oct',
i860. Open Scholarship (31 cand*®), Jan^, 1861.
Joseph Henry Idle. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 26 Jan.,
1867. 64, Clarendon Road, Leeds, and 3, Dr. Johnson's
Buildings, Temple. Dead.
1833. *H. C. West (Free adm°) . (5 years)
Left Mids., i860, to prepare for engineering
profession at K.C.L. A. A., Oxf^, 1 860. (2°** class
in Eng. Languages and Math^.)
1785. *C. G. Williamson . . 4i years
♦Removed Oct', 1858, to Mess" Beckett's Bank.
1755. *H. Crosthwaite.
Left Nov', i860, to enter medical profession.
Attending lectures at the School of Medicine.
Henry Augustus Crosthwaite.
1834. *W. G. Leather . . (2 years)
Removed with notice Mids., 1857.
Walter George (son of John Wignall) Leather. An artist.
Died 1869.
1723. *T. H. Flood.
r. Xmas, 1856; readmitted Mids., 1857. Entered
the navy.
1724. *S. Flood . . • (7 years)
r.* Mids., 1 86 1. Entered Rossall School.
1835. *Maunder • (U years)
r. Xmas, 1856, to enter a merchant's office.
Thomas Frid Maunder (son of the Rev. George Maunder,
Wesleyan Minister, who died in 1878), bom 17 June, 1841.
An accountant. A fouhder and assistant secretary of the British
Astronomical Association. 85, Gracechurch Street, E.C., and
136, Rodenhurst Road, Clapham Park, London, 1905.
1836. *K. Wilson.
A.A., Oxf<* (3"* in i*^ class in Eng.; i®* class
Langxiages; 2nd class Math^), i860. Elected
to an open Minor Scholarship at S* John's,
Camb., 1 86 1. Exhibitioner 1861.
Kenneth Wilson. B.A.; Jun. Opt. 1865. A master at the
Hartley Institute, Southampton. Principal of Wellington
College, New Zealand. Palmerston North, New Zealand, in 1905.
Youngest son of Thomas Wilson, of Crimbles House, and
brother of Nos. 1517 and 1777.
1837. *J. H. Leather . . (3 years)
Left without notice Mids., 1859 (3 years.)
John Henry (younger son of John Wignall) Leather, a machine
maker at Cleckheaton (P. & C. Garnett) ; retired.
I30 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1838. *Hutchinson . . • (5 years)
Removed 1857.
1796. *Glover, F. . . . (8 years)
Exhib*' 1862. Proceeding to Oxf*^.
1839. *Hudson . . • (3 years)
Removed 1857 (0-
1760. *R. Handcock . (7 years)
Left Mids., i860, to enter an office.
1840. *Whalley . • (li years)
Left with due notice Mids., 1857.
1 84 1. *Headland . . • (2 years)
Left to go into business, Christmas, 1857.
Probably Thomas Headland, a tailor (T. Headland & Sons,
Leeds). Died i6 Dec, 1886, in Leeds, aged 44.
1842. C. H. Kemplay.
Charles Henry Kemplay, elder son of Christopher Kemplay.
Died 7 Aug., 1884. Brother of No. 1849.
1843. ^Whitley . (3 years rj
♦ Removed with notice Mids., 1856.
1844. II. *North . . • (2 years?)
♦Removed to enter business, Oct', 1856.
1845. *Hincks, J. F. . .. (ij years)
Left from domestic difficulties without notice
Mids., 1857.
1846. *Hargreave . . • (li years)
Removed to Radley, Michaelmas, 1857.
1847. * Atkinson, R. . . (44 years)
Left with due notice Mids., i860, to prepare for
Commission in the Army.
Richard Henry, youngest son of John Atkinson, solicitor.
Ensign 14th Regiment 1863, lieutenant 1867, captain 1877,
major 1881 ; transferred to 55th Border Regiment; retired
1884. Private secretary to I^ord Iveagh. Died 24 Jan., 1905,
in London.
1848. *Hincks, W. . . . (li years)
Left Mids., 1857. (See above.)
1849. -^' Kemplay.
Alfred Kemplay, younger son of Christopher Kemplay. Trin.
Coll., Camb. B.A.; Sen. Opt. 1869. Died 22 Dec., 1870.
Brother of No. 1842.
1850. *Ward . . . (6 months)
Removed with notice Mids., 1856.
1 85 1. *Busfeild . • (24 years)
Left to prepare for sea, Christmas, 1857.
Frederick Busfeild (youngest son of the Rev. William Busfeild,
of Upwood, Bingley, Rector of Keighley). Royal Navj\ Died
29 Jan., 1886, aged 42.
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1852. *Lightfoot . . • (2i years)
Left with notice Michaelmas, 1858.
1853. I**. *W. F. Crosthwaite . . (4^ years)
Left with notice Mids., i860, to return to Ireland.
William Frederick Crosthwaite (nephew of the Rev. Benjamin
Crosthwaite). In South Africa Repatriation Service, 1903.
1854. Withiell, R. C. . . (2 years ?)
Left to go to business, 1857.
1855. *W. Ruddock . . (4 years)
Left to enter Mess" Marshall's office, Christmas,
1S59 (4 years).
1856. *Oddy . . . (3i years)
Left with notice Mids., 1859, to enter an office.
1857. *Young . . • (2 years)
Left to go to sea, Mids., 1858, in Green's service.
1805. *W. Blackburn . . (4 J years)
r.*Mids., 1859. In business as a Solicitor.
1858. *E. Wilson . . . (6 years)
Removed to business, Mids., 1858.
Probably the same as No. 1691.
1859. *T. Wilson . . . (6 years)
Removed to business, Mids., 1858.
Probably the same as No. 1690.
i860. *G. Hick . . . (4 years)
Left to enter office of Aire & Calder Nav"
Compy, June, i860.
George William (son of Richard) Hick learned mechanical
engineering at the Sun Foundry, Leeds; retired. Living in
London in 1903.
1 86 1. * Wright, H. . . • (6 years)
Left Xmas, 1861, to enter business.
Piobably Howard (son of Murrell) Wright. A commercial
traveller in Durban in 1894.
1792. *Kempe, W. . . . (3^ years)
Left Xmas, 1859. (In business.)
1862. *C.Trumble . . • (2* years)
Left without notice Xmas, 1858.
Charies Trumble.
1863. "^Sturgeon.
Left with notice Mids., i860, to enter engineering
works (64 years).
Probably No. 1784,
1864. Lawson.
Frederick William Lawson, a machine maker (Samuel Lawson
and Sons, Hope Foundry, Leeds). J. P. for Leeds. Alderman
1895, Lord Mayor 1900. Living at Adel in 1905.
132 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1865. *Braithwaite, E. . • (5 years)
Left to enter medical prof", Xmas, 1861.
Probably the Rev. Edward Beardoe Braithwaite. Caius Coll.,
Camb. B.A. 1866; M.A. 1870. Curate of Calverley, 1867-73.
. Vicar of Bardsey, 1873-95.
1866. *E. Hick . . (5 years)
Left to enter business, Xmas, 1861.
Edward (son of Richard) Hick. A wine merchant (R. Hick and
Son) Park Row, Leeds, in 1903,
1867. *Gilbert . . . (6 years)
Left May, 1862, in consequence of father's death,
to enter business.
1868^ *Cariss, W. . . . (5 years)
Left to enter Sol" office (Xmas, 1861).
Rev. Walter Henry Cariss, son of Ben. Cariss, solicitor.
St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A. 1869; M.A. 1872. Curate of
Pensnett, 1869; of Cloughton, 1870. Vicar of Cloughloii,
1874 ; of St. Gabriel's, Birmingham, since 1884.
1869. *W. Lapage . . • (3 years)
Left to enter naval School, Mids., 1859.
William Perfect Lapage. H.M.S. Conway^ iS$^; Indian Marine
Service, 1866; Abyssinian Expedition, 1868. Commander Star
Line and Ocean Line; retired 1896. Glencoe, Ealing, W.,
in 1902.
1870. *J, Lapage . . • (5 years)
Left to enter business, Xmas, 1861.
John Henry Lapage, 35, Bromley Road, Beckenham, in 1902.
1 87 1. *Saalfield . . . (6 months)
♦Removed with notice Mids., 1856.
Admissions.
Augr* 25*^ 1856.
Upper Department.
i872.*William Furniss Potter f J. Potter, Esq", Sharebroker,
(13) — (Free Adm'') \ 12, Eldon Terrace,
r. Mids., i860, with a view to office work. (4 years.)
A sharebroker (Potter & Co.), 16, Park Row, Leeds; house, Ilkley,
in 1905.
i873.*Albert Edmund Green (14) TR. F. Green, Esq« (Stuff
(Free Adm°) \ manuf'), Headingley.
r. to enter business, Mids., 1858. (2 years in the
School.)
Robert Fletcher Green was a stuff" manufacturer at Headingley in 1850.
1874. Charles Duncan Haigh (10) — Mr. J. Haigh (Druggist),
116, Briggate.
Rev. Charles Duncan Haigh. Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hasting*s
Exhibitioner; B.A. 1869; 1st Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1872. A master
at the School, 1870-9. Died at Clifton, Bristol, 1879. A brother
of No. 1925.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 33
i875.*Michael Heineken Horsfall (16) — W. Horsfall, Esq'^
(Woolm*), Calverley House, n' Leeds, r. Mids., 1859
(to enter business?). (3 years.)
Michael Heineken Horsfall. J. P. Westthorpe, Little Smeaton,
Northallerton, in 1905.
i876.*William Ward (13)— W. Sykes Ward, Esq*^ (Sol^,
Claypit House, Leeds, r. Christmas, 1859. (3^ years.)
Admitted a solicitor T. 1866. Bank Street, Leeds. Public Prosecutor
for Leeds.- Vice-Consul for the United States of America. Major
(hon. lieut. -colonel) 2nd West Yorkshire Engineer Volunteers; V.D. ;
retired. 36, Hyde Terrace, Leeds.
iS77.*John William Davy (12) — J. Davy, Esq'® (Dry Salter),
10, Grosvenor Place, Woodhouse Lane. r. Mids., 1858,
on ace* of his father's leaving Leeds. (2 years in School.)
Josiah Davy (Davy & Co., drysalters, 42, Albion Street). Headingley
in 1850.
i878*John Bywater Ward (12)— W. Sykes Ward, Esq",
Claypit House, Leeds, r. Mids', 1 86 1, to enter medical
profession. (5 years.) A.A., Oxf^, 1861.
Caius Coll., Camb. B.A. 1867; 2nd Class Nat. Sc; M.R.C.S. Eng.
1866. Hanover Square, Leeds, in 1872. Superintendent of Wameford
Asylum, Oxford. M.D. 1872. Died at Oxford, 3 Oct., 1898.
i879.*Kennion William Stow (13) — M. Stow, Esq'% AUerton
Hall, Moortown. In business with his father (Wool
Merch*). (ij years.) r. Christmas, 1857.
Died in South America.
i88o.*Henry Thomas Rhodes (12)— T. Rhodes, Esq'^Merch^
3, Boundary Terrace, Burley. r. Mids., 1857, ^^
conseq. of removal from the Town, (i year.)
i88i.*John Howden (13)— J.F.Howden, Esq'%98,Bath Street,
Glasgow. Mrs. Howden, Chapeltown. r.* Christmas,
1857- (i4 years.)
1882. Edward M. Stow (10)— M. Stow, Esq'*, AUerton Hall,
Moortown.
Brother of Nos. 1879 and 1884.
1 883. *Nathaniel Goodheart Godfrey (12) — The Rev^ N. S.
Godfrey, Wortley Parsonage, n' Leeds, r. Oct., 1856,
in consequence of Rev. N. S. G. leaving Leeds.
(3 months.)
Nathaniel Goodhart (son of Rev. Nathaniel Steadman) Godfrey. Clerk
to Chelsea Hospital. Captain 3rd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers.
Ivy Hatch, Horsham, in IQC*^.
i884.*Frederic Melkington Stow (11)— M. Stow, Esq" (Cloth
M.) AUerton Hall, Moortown. r. Mids., 1861, to pre-
pare for Woolwich at a private tutor's. (5 years.)
Afterwards Frederic Melkington Kenyon Stow. 5th Dragoon Guards —
Comet 1865, lieutenant 1871, captain 1878, major 1882, lieut. -colonel
1883; retired ^^ith rank of major-general, 21 Dec, 1887.
134 l.EEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i885.*Morton Barret (13)— W. R. Barrett, Esq" (Woolsorter),
6, St. George's Terrace, Leeds, r. Christmas, 1859.
(3i years.)
Admitted a solicitor; practised at Leeds and Otley. Died at Otley,
a bachelor, 15 Feb., 1873.
i886.*John Heaps Hilton (Found") (io)—Mrs.Hilton,9,Carlton
Hill, Woodhouse Lane, r.* 1857. (i year.)
Son of Anne Abigail Hilton {nie Heaps). A roanu^cturing confectioner
in Birmingham ; retired. 226, Stratford Road, Birmingham, in 1901.
i887.*Joseph Walker (13) — J. Walker, Esq'®, Flock dealer,
56, Saville Street, r. to enter business, Mids., 1858.
(2 years.) (Sol" office).
Admitted a solicitor M. 1863. South Parade, Leeds. Died at Naples.
i888.*Henry William Roberts (12)— Mrs. Roberts, 64, Park
Lane, Leeds, r. Christmas, 1859. (3t years.)
L.S.A. Lond. 1876; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1877. Ashdown Villa, Wickham
Terrace, Lewisham High Road, S.E., in 190 1.
i889.*Charles Woide Godfrey (9)— The Rev<i N. S. Godfrey,
Wortley Parsonage, n' Leeds, r. Oct., 1 856. (3 months.)
Son of Rev. Nathaniel Steadman Godfrey. St. Cath. Coll., Camb.
B.A. 1883. Curate of Westbury, Salop, 1883; of St. Saviour's, Upper
Chelsea; 1890. Rector of Long Whatton, I^ughborough, from 1894.
i890.*Henry Walker (12)— J. Walker, Esq'^, 56, Saville Street,
r. to enter business, Mids., 1858. (2 years.) Entered
an architect's office.
An architect. 8, Upper Fountaine Street, Leeds, in 1905.
i89i.*Thomas Spencer Pitts (11) — J.Pitts (Iron Foundry),
Sunfield, Stanningley. r.* 1857. (^i years.)
Joseph Pitts (Butler & Pitts, iron founders) lived at Westfield House
in 1866.
i892.*Horatio Park Trow (14)— W. H.Trow, Esq'« (Account*),
55, Trafalgar Street, r. Christmas. 1857. (i^ years.)
William Henry Trow was an accountant at 55, Trafalgar Street, in 1866.
i893.*Samuel Wesley Handy Wade (10)— S. W. H. Wade,
Esq'® (Insur^ Agent), 21, Cowper Street, New Leeds,
r. Xmas, 1859. (3^ years.)
Samuel Wesley Handy Wade lived at 11, Northfield Terrace, in 1866.
(See also Nos. 2079 and 2080.)
i894.*James Allan Bulmer (12) — Mrs. Bulmer, 17. Cowper
Place, r. to go to sea, Mids., 1859. (3 years.)
i895.*Frederic Trumble (13) — J. Trumble, Esq"* (Paper
Stainer), Rose Villa, Headingley. r. to enter business,
Christmas, 1859. (34 years.)"
i896.*George Harry Trumble (11) — J. Trumble, Esq".
r. Nov', i860, in consequence of his father's leaving
Leeds. Destin" uncertain. (44 years.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 35
i897.*Edward John Tennant (14) ^ J. Tennant (Ironmonger),
i8g8.*Henry Prince Tennant (13)/ 16, Queen Square.
[E. J.T.] r. to enter business as an engineer, Christmas,
1859. (3i years.)
For eight years a tea and coffee planter in Ceylon and Johore. An
insurance broker. Infirmary Street, Leeds, in 1903.
[H. p. T.] r. Mids., i860, on ace' of ill health.
(4 years.) Intended for China.
Henry Prince Tennant. A tea merchant in China. Died many years ago.
i899.*James Rennie Wilkinson (12) — T.J.Wilkinson (Silver
smith), Carr Lodge, Leeds, r. from ill health, Mids.,
i860. (4 years.) To be a farmer.
Addington, Thrapston, Northants. J. P. Vice-Chairman of the County
Council in 1903.
1900. James Aspridge Hall (9) — W. Hall, Esq", Physic",
Springfield House, Burmantofts.
James Asbridge Hall. M.K.C.S. Eng. 1869. Lockwood, Huddersfield.
in 1901.
i90i.*John Wilson (10) — Mrs. Wilson, 9, Elmwood Place.
r., cause not stated, Christmas, 1858. (2^ years.)
To a boarding school.
1 902.* Walter Purchon (9) — J. Purchon (Auctioneer). 4,
Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park, r.* Jan^, 1859.
(24 years.)
James Purchon was an auctioneer at 25, Bank Street ; house, 14, Claypit
Lane, in 1850.
1903. *T. Blackburn (from Lower Dep*^) — S. R. Blackburn,
Esq', r. to enter business, Mids., 1858. (2 years.)
Thomas Blackburn. Died in America about 1870. Son of Samuel
Render Blackburn and brother of No. 1955.
i904.*Arthur Firby (16) — C. Firby, Esq*^, Briggate.
r. to enter business, 1857. (i^ years.)
i905.*Thomas Fletcher (Found"), 9 — Mr. Fletcher, 16, S* John's
Street, r. to Lower DepS Xmas, 1856.
Robert Thompson Fletcher lived at 16, St. John Street, in 1850. He
was a joiner (W. T. & R.T. Fletcher, i, Cross Court). (See also No. C59.)
i9o6.*George Ernest Moberly (10) — ^The Rev^ C. E. Moberly,
Beeston. r, to Rugby on appointment of Rev*^ C. E. M.
to a Mastership at Rugby, Christmas, 1858. (2 J years.)
Bom at Whitby i May, 1846. Son of William Moberly, of St. Peters-
burg. To Rugby School in 1859. At the age of 17 was apprenticed
at the Orwell Works, Ipswich, and remained with Messrs. Ransomes,
Sims & fpfferies until his death, at Cottesmore, Ipswich, on 3 May, 1905.
An accomplished hnguist.
General Sir Wm. Gustavus Nicholson, K.C.B.
{From a photo, by R. Maruki^ Tokio,)
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LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 137
at home, Jan>', 1858. (i year.) Returned for a short
time in 1859. Obt** a pos** in Royal Observatory,
Christmas, 1859. Scholar at Sidney, Camb., 1861.
B.A. 1865 ; 20th Wrangler. Mathematical Master at the Leeds
Grammar School, 1865-74 ; and Assistant Master in Cheltenham College,
1874-97. Head Master of St. George's School, Roundhay, Leeds, 1905.
i9i5*Alfred Calvert (14) — Mrs. Calvert, Headingley Hill,
r. from ill health (1859). (2 years.)
Thomas Calvert (John Calvert & Son, dyers, 90, Kirkstall Road).
Headingley Hill, in 1850.
i9i6.*William Gustavus Nicholson (not on Found") (11) —
W. Nich'^ Nich". Esq^% Roundhay Park. r. Mids.,
1862, to compete for adm° at Woolwich, {sk years.)
Son of William Nicholson Nicholson. Captain of the School Cadet
Corps. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Passed into and out of
Woolwich at the head of the list. Royal Engineers. Lieutenant,
March, 1865 ; Captain, March, 1878 ; Bt. Major, March, 1881 ; Major,
March, 1885 ; Bt. Lieut. -Colonel, July, 1887; Colonel, January, 1891 ;
Major-General, December, 1899; Lieut. -General, November, 190 1.
Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief in India, 1890; Adjutant-
General in India, 1898. Afghan War, 1878-80. Candahar Field Force ;
three times mentioned in despatches ; medal, with three clasps, and bronze
decoration. Egypt, 1882; Tel-el-Kebir, medal, with clasp, and 4th class
O^manieh and Khedive's star. Burmah, 1886-7 ; Assistant Adjutant -
General; mentioned in despatches; medal and clasp. North-West
Frontier, Tirah, 1897-8; Chief of the Staff; mentioned in despatches;
K.C.B.; medal with two clasps. South African War, 1899-1900;
Military Secretary; Director of Transport; mentioned in despatdies;
medal and five clasps ; Director-General of Mobilization and Military
Intelligence, i May, 1901. Chief Military Attach^ with Japanese Army
in Manchuria, 1904-5.
iQiy.^Arthur Charles Granger (12) — C. Granger, Esq. (Sol'),
Chapeltown (Newton Grove), r. Jan^, 1858, to a
boarding school, (i year.)
Admitted a solicitor T. 1865. Granger & Son, Bank Street, Leeds.
Went abroad. Died about 1880.
19 1 8. Robert George Carter (Lower Dep*) (13) — R. M. Carter
(Coal M*), 54, Trafalgar Street.
For many years a clerk. Died at Ladypit Lane, Leeds, in 1895,
aged 51. (See also No. C72.)
iQiQ.+Joshua Smithson (not on Found") (16) — J. Smithson,
Esq*^, Wakefield (S* John's), r. Oct', 1858, to business
in a merchant's office at Messina. (2 years nearly.)
Went to New York. Believed to be dead.
i92o.*Edward Parsons (not on Found") (13) — J. Parsons,
Harewood, nr. Leeds, r. Jany., 1858 (reason unknown) ;
readmitted Aug^ 1858; r. Mids% i860. (3 years.)
i92i.*William Charles Sylvester (not on Found") (13) — ^The
Revd W. T. M. Sylvester, Rectory, Castleford. r. Jany,
1858, from ill health (i year.)
Son of the Rev. William Thomas Mainwaring Sylvester.
138 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i922.*William George Hubie (noton Found") (13) — R. Hubie
(Farmer), Barlby Grove, n' Selby. r.* Mids., 1858.
(ij years.)
Went to Brazil about 1868. Villa da Sena Azul, Colony d'Assungny,
Province of Parana, Brazil.
1923. Walter A. Haigh (11) — Mrs. Haigh (Dyer), Aire Villa,
Newlay, n' Leeds, r.; restored Mids., 1858; r.*
X"^"", i860. (4 years.)
i924.*Charles Varley — B. Stead, Esq**, Chapel- AUerton.
r.* Mids., i860; family leaving England. (34 years.)
i925.*Francis Elam Haigh (8) — J. Haigh, Druggist, Woodbine
Cottage, Little Woodhouse. r. Mids., 1861, to enter
School, frigate Conway, for educ° for Merch*^ Service.
(4i years.)
Brother of No. 1874. Born 20 May, 1848. Royal Navy, 1862;
Lieutenant, 1872; retired 1890. Died at Bournemouth 26 Oct., 1902.
i926.*George Fenton (14) — ^J. T. Fenton, Esq*^, Knosthrop.
r. on ace* of weak health and incapacity, 1857.
(i year.)
Younger son of John Thomas Fenton. Went tc America ; died there.
i927.*Nathan Alex' Mackie (8) — Mrs. Mackie, i, Csirr Place,
Queen Sq". r. Mids., 1859. (24 years.)
i928.*Henry Edward Blanshard (10) — W. Blanshard, Esq",
5, Queen Street, Park Place, r. to go to a private
tutor (Jan^', 1861). (4 years.)
(Son of William Blanshard, Barrister ; afterwards a County Court Judge. )
Died at Grange-over-Sands, 15 Sept., 1879.
i929*Francis Edwin Robinson (10) — T. Robinson (Flax
dresser), 10, Alfred Place, Camp Road. r. to Lower
DepS Aug*, 1858.
Son of Thomas Robinson. Learned engineering; then at Millgarth
Mills; then to America, in woollen trade. In Brooklyn in 1904.
i93o.*Miles Atkinson (not on Found**) (13) — The Kev^ M.
Atkinson, Vicarage, Harewood. r. for College, Mids.,
1862. (54 years.) Equal for exhib" with F. Glover,
to whom as a Foundationer it was adjudged.
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Exhibitioner; B.A. 1867; 2nd Class Lit. Hum.
M.A. 1874. Curate of Sneinton, Notts., 1868-70; St. John's, Hulme,
1870-74; St. John's, Holborn, 1874-75 ; St. Jude, Whitechapel, 1876-81. •
Vicar of St. Mary's, Huntingdon. Died 1894.
1 93 1. George Heaps (from L.D.) — Mr. Heaps, 22, Cowper
Street, New Leeds.
Rev. George Walter Heaps, Hatfield Hall, Durham. B.A. 1865;
2nd Class Theol.; M.A. 1877. Curate of ShincliflTe, co. Durham,
1866-69; of South Shields, 1869-71; of Grimley, Worcs., 1871-74;
of St. Michael, Bromley, 1874-77. Vicar of Bransdale, Yorks., 1877.
Died 1895. (See also No. C36.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 139
i786.*Henry Chadwick — W. Chadwick, Esq'% Dyer, etc.,
Hunslet Lane. r. Mids., 1 859 (to enter some business) ,
in consequence of domestic difficulties. (5 years.)
i932.*Matthew TunniclifFe — Mr. TunniclifFe, Pudsey.
r. Mids., 1 86 1. Assist*^ Master at Dorchester Gr.
School.
Rev. Matthew W. Tunnicliffe. St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A 1866.
Second Master Holt Grammar School, Norfolk, 1866-67. Curate of
Ringstead, Norfolk, 1867-69, of Elmley, Yorks., 1869-71. Vicar of
Earlsheaton, Yorks., 1871. Died 1891. (See also No. C56.)
Total-
Upper Department . . .130
Lower Department
Admissions. Upper Depart^
Midsummer, 1857.
i933.*Robert Edward Wilson (15) — G.Wilson, Esq"^® (Surgeon),
8, North Street, r. to study at home for civil serv.
appt. Mids., 1859. (2 years.)
i934.*Alfred Pickard (15) — ^J. Pickard (Comm* Traveller),
Boundary Terrace, Burley. r.* Jan^, 1 858. (6 months.)
Afterwards at Young Men's Xtian Instit". A. A.,
Oxford, 1858 (i"*^ class in Math^").
i935.*Sam Haigh (15) — Mrs. Haigh, Airevale, Newlay.
r. Mids., 1859, to enter Medical Prof". (2 years.)
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1863; L.S.A. Lond. 1868. 18, Brooklyn Road,
Shepherd's Bush, London, in 1872. Died 20 March, 1903, at Down
Hall, Bourne, aged 60.
i936.*John EUershaw (Free Adm"), 14 — J. EUershaw, Esq., p,
Oakfield, Kirkstall. r. on acc*^ of ill health, Oct', 1858,
to become a gentleman farmer, (i J years.) Afterwards
went to Oxf^, 1862.
B.N.C., Oxford. B.A. 1865; M.A. 1869. Curate of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 1866; Ashbourne, 1867; Barmston, Yorks., 1868. Rector
of Chew Stoke, Somerset, 1869-94. Rural Dean of Chew Magna,
1884-93. Barneby House, Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol, in 1904.
i937.*Edward Jennins, 13 — Miss Jennins, 15, Brunswick St.
r. Mids., i860, to enter Mess" Vance's office. (3 years.)
(Son of Henry Jennins.) Proprietor of the Avenue Boarding House,
South Cliff, Scarborough, 1903.
i938.*Lionel Hirst (not on Found"), 14 — David Hirst (Cloth
Ma'), Morley. r. Mids., 1858, for business, (i year.)
i939.*Howard Barrett, 14 — The Rev*^ A. Barrett (Wesleyan
Min'), Brunswick Chapel House, r. on occasion of
his father's leaving Leeds.
I40 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1940. William Dobson, 10 — T. Dobson (Surgeon), Green
Cottage, Holbeck
L.S.A Lond. 1868; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1869. 157, Beeston Road, Leeds.
Died 1902, aged 55.
1 94 1 .*Christopher Jackson Buck, 12 — W. C. Buck (Grocer),
51, Briggate. r. Xmas, i860, to enter business.
(3i years.)
Died about 1864.
1942. George Fletcher Bates (Free adm"), 10 — E. Bates
(Carver, etc.), 79, East Street.
Edmund Bates was a carver and gilder at i, Upper Fountaine Street,
in 1866. The son became a medical student, and was burned to death.
1943. Davis Richards Glover, 10 — Mrs. Glover, 37, Coburg
Street.
Son of William Glover. A sharebroker, Rhodes, Raynar & Co., Albion
Street, Leeds. Freshfield, North Hill Road, Headingley, in 1905.
1944. John W°^ Charles 4Cendall, 11— The Rev<i J. Kendall,
Parsonage, Holbeck.
Son of Rev. John Button Fisher Kendall. An engineer. Joined the
Royal Marine Artillery. A brother of No. 2019.
1945. Archibald Thomas Harshaw, 10 — ^J. Harshaw (Cloth
M*^)> 39» Springfield Place, r. Mids., 1861, to enter
an office. (4 years.)
James Harshaw was a merchant at 18, Francis Street, in 1866.
1946. *Thomas W™ Agar Downs, 13 — Mrs. Downs, 8, Blenheim
Square, r. Feb^, 1859, to enter an office, (ij years.)
Buried at Adel Church.
1947. William Henry Maude, 11 — Edm. Maude, Esq^®,
Potternewton, with Rev^ C. E. M.
A timber merchant (E. Maude & Sons, the Calls, Leeds); retired. J. P.
for West Riding. Middleton Lodge, in 1903.
i948.*James Philip Flood, 10— The Rev<* S. Flood, St.
Matthew's, r. with presentation to Repton School,
Jany, 1858. (6 months.)
Queen's Coll., Camb. Scholar and Exhibitioner; B.A. 1870; M.A.
1884. Curate of Charlwood, Surrey, 1870; of St. Matthew's, Leeds,
1873. Wilberforce Miss., 1875. Chaplain Guy's Hospital, 1878.
Curate of Laxton, 1888. Vicar of Warmington from 1893.
i949.*Alfred Gibson Trow, 9 — W. H. Trow (Account*^), 55,
Trafalgar Street, r. to L.D., Xmas, 1859. (24 years.)
William Henry Trow was an accountant at 55, Trafalgar Street, in 1866.
i950.*Herbert Harrison, 9 — G. F. Harrison, Carlton Hill,
r. in consequence of his father's leaving Leeds, March,
1859. (2 years nearly.) Afterwards returned (see
below), 1 86 1.
Re-entered 1861.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 141
195 1.* William Spencer, 12 — ^J. Spencer, 24, Bk. Brunswick
St. r.* Xmas, i860, wishing to enter an office.
(3i years.)
1952. Lorraine David Stow, 10 — M. Stow, Esq**^, AUerton
Hall, Moortown.
The Rev. Lorraine David Kenyon Stow. Curate of Trinity, Darlington,
1872 ; of Christ Church, Clifton, Bristol, 1S75 J of Trinity, Brighton, 1876.
Vicar of St. Mary-at-Elms, Ipswich, 1883-94. Died 10 Nov., 1904.
i953.*James Rob*^ Baker, 12 — R. Baker, Esq'^, 113, High S',
Bordesley, Birmingham, r. March, 1859. (2 years
nearly.)
James Robert Baker (son of Robert Lfirge Baker, M.R.C.S., of
Birmingham ; afterwards of Barham House, Leamington, who died in
1885). Went to Melbourne ; address not known, 1905.
i723.*T. H. Flood (readmitted), r. Aug., 1859.
U.D. . .134?
Admissions.
January, 1858.
1954. Arthur Towler, 12 — W. Towler (Lawyers Clerk), 17,
Oxford Street, r.* Mids., i860. (24 years.) Entered
Aire and Calder Nav" office.
Bom 1845. Son of No. 68, ante. Accountant, Aire and Calder Naviga-
tion, Leeds. Oak Bank, Harehills Lane, Leeds, 1905.
1955- Samuel William Blackburn, Free Adm°, 12 — S. R.
Blackburn, Esq*"®, 2, Francis Street, r. May, r86i, to
enter the Electric Telegraph office. Confirmed 1861.
(34 years.)
Living in Leeds in 1903.
1956. Joseph EUershaw Pepper, 13 — ^J. Pepper, Esq'®, 3, Queen
Street, r. to Germany, Christmas, 1859. (2 years.)
An ironmaster, Taylor Brothers, Clarence Iron Works, Hunslet ; retired.
Germyns, Romsey, 1905.
1957. Charles EUershaw, 13 — J. EUershaw, Esq'®, Oakfield,
Kirkstall. r. March, 1862, to become a gentleman
farmer. (4^ years.)
Went to America; returned. Died about 1885, at Seaton, Devon.
1958. Osborne Billingfton, 13 — W. Billington (Dyer), Newlay,
nr. Leeds, r. from ill health, Mids', i860. {2\ years.)
Died 1862.
1959. Richard Croyden Burton, 15—R. B. Burton (Draper),
83, Briggate. r. in consequence of his father's leaving
Leeds, Mids., 1859. (ij years.)
St. Bees, 1885. Curate of West Mersea, Essex; of Weathersfield,
E^sex. Vicar of Fotheringhay, 1890.
142 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i960. Thomas Slgston Booth, 15 — J. Booth (Surgeon),
GomersaJ, n*" Leeds, r. to private tuition at home,
Christmas, 1859. Scholar of Cath. Coll., Camb., 1862.
(2 years.)
B.A. 1865; 22nd Sen. Opt. Articled to a Solicitor^ but died before
his articles expired. Bom 23 Sept., 1842; died 5 May, 1866.
1 96 1. James Walker, 11 — ^J. Walker (Flock dealer), 56,
Saville St.
Lieut.-Col. James Walker. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1867; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1869.
Formerly a medical officer 4th Batt. West Yorks. Regt. 14, Storey
Street, Hull, 1905. Brother of Nos. 1887, 1890, and 1^5.
1962. Arthur Shackleton, 10 — J. Shackleton (Sol'), Moor
Farm, Chapel town, r.* from ill health, Jan^, 1862.
(4 years.)
Arthur Angel Shackleton, son of John Shackleton, solicitor, Leeds.
He was admitted a solicitor T. 1868.
1963. James Edmund Maude, 10— E. Maude, Esq**, Chapel-
town.
A timber merchant (E. Maude & Sons, The Calls, Leeds) ; retired. A
trustee of the School. Moor-Allerton, Leeds, in 1905.
1964. Joseph Gill Hirst, 10 — J. G. Hirst (Surgeon), Chapeltown
Road.
Joseph Gill Hirst was a surgeon at Chapel- Aller ton in 1850. The son
died young.
1965. Alfred Walker, 10 — ^J. Walker, 56, Saville Street.
Brother of Nos. 1887, 1890, and 1961. Died under age.
1966. Charles Bulmer Maude, 9 — E.Maude, Esq**, Chapeltown.
Exeter Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1871 ; 3rd Class Theol. Curate of Leeds.
Vicar of St. Cyprian, Kimberley. P.C. of Wilnecote, Warwickshire.
Vicar of Leek ; of St. Chad's, Shrewsbury. Archdeacon of Salop
from 1896. Shrewsbury, 1904.
i967.*William Walter Wells, 9 — Mrs. Wells, 30, Cowper St.
r. to enter business, Mids., 1862. (4^ years.)
Mrs. Mary Jane Wells lived at 30, Cowper Street, in 1866.
i968.*Edward George Davis, 10 — R. H. White, Esq**, Surgeon,
r. on acc*^ of his uncle's leaving Leeds, Christm., 1859.
(2 years.)
i969.*John Aikin Flint, 11 — Mrs. Flint, 11, Springfield Flace.
r. Xmas, i860, for a boarding school (3 years.)
John Aiken (son of the late Thomas) Flint. In the Customs ai
Adelaide. Died 4 Nov., 1879, at Port Adelaide.
i97o.*George Lancelot Smithies, 11 — C. Smithies, MerchS
51, Springrfield Flace. r.* Xmas, 1858. (One year.)
Charles Smithies was a foreign agent at 3, Lyddon Terrace, in 1850.
iQ7i.*Clifford Burkill, 12— Is. Burkill (Corn M'), Chapeltown
Hall. r. Xmas, 1861.
(Son of Isaac Burkill. ) A corn merchant at Wakefield. Retired, and
died many years ago.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 43
Admissions.
Aug* 2"0, 1858.
1972. I Henry Wimbles, 11 (Jan.) — J. Wimbles (Shoemaker),
8, Nile Street.
Rev. Henry Wimble. Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings* Exhibitioner;
B.A. 1870; 4th Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1879. Curate of Oswestry.
Second Master of Oswestry Grammar School. Head Master of North
Walsham Grammar School. Vicar of Salhouse, Norfolk. Died 4 Aug.,
1904.
1973. [2 Fred^ Arnold Lees (Lower Depart^), 11, Jan. — D'Lees,
Meanwood.]
M.R.C.S. Eng.; LR.C.P. Lond. 1871. Slonegate Road, Meanwood,
Leeds, 1905. (See also No. ci6o.)
1974. 3 George Eaton Hill, 13, Feb. — W. Hill (Draper),
32, Park Lane.
William Hill was a draper at 32, Park Lane, in 1866.
1 975- *4 William Armitage, 9 (Nov.) — H. Armitage, Iron
Merch*, Chapeltown. r. from ill health after a
short time.
1976. *5 William Trant, Found" only? 14 (March) — W. Trant
(Druggist), 35, Park Lane. r. in course of same
half year.
William Trant was a druggist at 35, Park Lane, in 1850.
1977.^6 John Greenwood Pashley, 14 (Sep*^) — H. Pashley
(Cabinet Maker), 169, North St. r. to enter
business, Christmas, 1859. (li years.)
Henry Pashley was an upholsterer at 169, North Street, in 1866.
1978. 7 Thomas Snowdon Butler, 12 (July) — ^J. O. Butler,
Engineer, Burley Grange.
Son of John Octavius Butler. Died at Harrogate, 1874.
1979. 8 Arthur Snowdon, 9 (Jan.) — H. Snowdon, Solicitor,
Prov^ Lodge, Cla5rpit Lane.
For many years a schoolmaster in New South Wales. Died 18 Sept.,
1900, at Marulam, New South Wales.
1980. 9 William Scrope Ayrton, 9 (Feb.) — W. S. Ayrton
(Comm' of Bank>), AUerton Hill, Chapeltown.
In the Chinese Consular Service at various ports; retired. Died
16 Dec, 1902, at 62, Edith Road, West Kensington.
1 98 1. 10 John Pycock, 9 (Dec') — Mrs. Abbay, 9, Elmwood
Terrace, r. Xmas, 1861. (3! years.)
Mr. Henry Bateson Abbey. 8, Elmwood Terrace, in 1866.
1982. II Alexander Crosthwaite, 10 (April) — Rev^ B. Cros-
thwaite, S*^ Andrew's.
Youngest son of Rev. Benjamin Crosthwaite. Died 1890, in Australia.
144 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1 983.* 1 2 Charles Langdon Nicholson (For'), 11 (July) —
W. N. Nicholson, Esq**, Roundhay Park. r. to a
private tutor's, Christmas, 1858.
Youngest son of William Nicholson Nicholson. No occupation. Died
13 Jan., 1876, at Usk (Mon.). Brother of No. 1916.
1984. *i 3 George Briggs Feamley (For'), 13 (Feb.) — J.
Fearnley, Com MerchS Calder Mills, Dewsbury.
r. Mids., i860; private pupil to Mr. Ripley;
destin" uncertain. (2 years.)
(Son of Jonathan Feamley.) A corn miller. 138, Dodsworth Road,
Bamsley, 1905.
1985. *i4 John Edwin Clarke (For*"), 15 (Oct.)— J. Clarke
(Music Master), Rothwell. r. Christmas, 1859.
{i{ years.)
James Clark was a professor of music at Rothwell in 1866.
1986. *i 5 Samuel James Hulme, 16 (May) — Rev. S. Hulme
(Methodist), 15, Grove Terrace, r. Mids., i860, to
enter med* prof**. (2 years.)
1987. 16 Andrew Lewis Jukes (For'), 13 (July) — Rev^ A. Jukes,
7, Albert St., Spring Bank, Hull.
Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1868; 3rd Class Classics; M.A. 1871.
Curate of Wellingborough ; of Clewer ; of St. Stephen's, Lewisham.
Vicar of St. Bartholomew's, Charlton-in- Dover. Rector of West
Hackney from 1892.
1988. *i7 Denis Daly (For'), 14, Nov'— L* CoV Daly, Sandhurst,
Wokingham, Berks, r. Nov', i860. (24 years.)
Entered engineer's oflBce.
Son of Robert Daly, who was a Captain R.F.P.,3rd Foot; Lieut. -Colonel
26 Feb., 1858. Captain of Cadets at Royal Military College, 23 June, 1843.
From Lower Department.
1989. *i8R. W. Scholefield. r. Xmas, 1859 (ij years), to
enter business.
(Sfee also No. CI 17.)
1990. 19 W. H. Scholefield.
(See also No. c 118.)
1991. 20 C. Vaux (Free adm").
Charles Vaux, a confectioner, 165, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, in 1904.
(See also No. c 13.)
1992. *2i A. P. Williamson, r. from ill health (Mids., i860);
did not return (as intended) because family left
Leeds. (3 years.)
From Lower Department, No. 062. Arthur Peebles Williamson, a
drysalter (Watson, Walker & Quickfall, Ltd.). ^ighfield House,
Gledhow Lane, Leeds, 190S.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 45
1993. *22 C. T. Hewson. r.* Xmas, i860. (2^ years in U.D.)
Charles Thomas Hewson. From Lower Department, No. c 68.
1994. 23 William Simms.
From Lower Department, No. C32. Rev. William Simms. Christ's
Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A 1867; 12th Sen. Opt.; M.A. 1870.
Rector of St. Alban's, Malvern, Jamaica, 1881-83. Prebendary at
Parish Church, Kingston, Jamaica, 1883-1902. Head Master of Jamaica
High School, Kingston, and Principal Univ. Coll. from 1883.
1995. 24 Benjamin Roberts.
From Lower Department, No. 063.
1996. 25 J. P. Baxter.
Son of W. Baxter, drjrsalter. From Lower Department, No. CI41.
1997. 26 Alfred Clare Nelson, — H. Nelson (Book Agent),
19, Rockingham S^ Leeds, r. Xmas, i860, to
enter business. (2^ years.)
Admissions.
Sept' 30th, 185a
1998. (i)*Arthur Mountjoy Piatt (with C.E.M.), 17 (June)—
(Uncle) J. C. Piatt, Esq'S 72, Old Broad S\ London,
r. Mids., i860; dest° uncertain.
Jesus Coll., Camb. LL.B. 1866; LL.M. 1877. Curate of Wroxton,
Oxon.; of Alverstoke; of Gainsborough; of Deepine St. Nicholas;
of St. Michael's, Stamford ; of Caistor, Lines. Rector of Croxby, Lines.,
from 1883.
1999. (2)*Arthur Hugo Leather (with C.E.M.), 12, March —
J. T. Leather, Esq., Leventhorpe Hall, n' Leeds,
r.* Xmas, i860, to a private tutor's (2^ years) ;
thence to Rugby.
Son of John Towlerton Leather, of Leventhorpe Hall, Leeds, and
Middleton Hall, Belford. Afterwards called Arthur Hugo L^ther-
Culley. Radcliffe House, Bamburgh S.O., Northumberland, 1905.
2000. (3)*William Thomas Brocklehurst, 1 2 \ Kev^ J. Brock^^
(June) — / (Wesleyan),
2001. (4)*Walter Saxton Brocklehurst, 9 I Wesley St.,
(June) — ; Brunsw. St.
r. Mids., 1 861, on their father's leaving Leeds.
William Thomas (son of the Rev. James Dale) Brocklehurst. Cashier,
Star Life Assurance Society, Cross Street, Manchester, 1905.
Walter Saxton Brocklehurst, brother of the preceding. Accountant,
Star Life Assurance Society, 32, Moorgate Street, E.C Briar Mount,
Caterham Valley, 1905.
2002. (5)*Joseph Webster Fearon (with C.E.M.) (10, Aug*) —
Mrs. Fearon, Papcastle, n' Cockermouth. r. in
146 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
consequence of Rev^ C. E. M/s leaving Leeds,
Xmas, 1858. (3 months.)
Son of the late Joseph Carter Fearon, CE. In a shipping office in
Liverpool ; then ranching in Canada ; accidentally killed by runaway
horses in Alberta, about 1901.
Upper Department . . .147
Lower Department . . .71
21S
Admissions.
Upper Department.
Jany, 1859.
2003. (1) Francis Barnes (Lower Department), 13 (Aug.) —
J. Barnes (Salesman), 2, Woodhouse Lane.
John Barnes was a salesman at 2, Woodhouse Lane, in 1850. (See
also No. C162; and following No. 2114.)
2004. (2)* William Snell, 14 (May)— B. Snell (Cloth Finisher),
4, Belgrave Square, r.* Christmas, 1859. (i year.)
Benjamin Snell & Son, cloth finishers, Lady Bridge Mills, in 1877.
2005. (3) Thomas Scarth, 12 (Sept') — R. Scarth (Dyer),
Caledon" Road.
With the Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Co. Went to
Australia about 1867. A farmer in New Zealand in 1903.
2006. (4)*Lister Smith, 17 (June) — ^J. G. Smith, Worsboro',
n' Bamsley. *r. during the same year (cause
unknown).
2007. (5)*Charles Joy, 13 (Aug.) — ^W. G. Joy (Oil M^ &c.),
Moorfield House, Headingley. r. Mids., 1861.
(2i years.)
(Son of William Glover Joy.) An oil merchant in Hull in 1903.
2008. (6) James Brigden Murray, 9 (March) — ^J. Murray
(Traveller], 3, Grosvenor Place, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of James Murray.) Died at Washington, U.S.A., i Aug., 1891.
2009. (7) Henry Craven, 11 (March) — H. Craven (Corn Factor),
Moorlands, Moortown, n' Leeds.
Henry, son of Holmes Craven, a corn factor, 32, The Calls, Leeds.
Limekiln House, East Keswick, Leeds, and Old Thorn vi lie, York, 1905.
2010. 8 Thomas Lechmere Tudor Fitzjohn, 11 (June) — H.
Fitzjohn (Accountant), 18, Park Square.
Caius Coll., Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1871 ; M.A. 1874. Curate of
Spilsby, 1874-6; of Skegby, 1876-8; of Southwell, 1880-83. Vicar
of Cardington, Hereford, from 1883. J. P. for Salop. Cardington,
Church Stretton, in 1904.
201 1. (9) Moses Atkinson, 10 (May) — C. Atkinson (Comm°
Agent), Yeadon House, Blackman Lane.
Not in busine-^s. Lived at Headingley for many years. Parkhurst,
Park Road, Harrogate, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 47
2012. (10)* Alexander Dionysius Hobson Leadman, 10 (Oct.)
— ^A. Leadman (Surgeon), 69, Woodhouse Lane,
r., cause not assigned, Mids., 1861. (2^ years.)
Re-entered. (See also No. 2208.)
2013. (ii)*John Thomas Coxon, 13 (Jan^) — Mrs. Coxon,
Allerton House, Chapeltown. r. Xmas, 1861 ;
destin" unknown. (3 years.)
Younger brother of No. 1263. Died at Scarborough 13 March, 1902.
2014. (i2)*Anthony Foster, 13 (Dec') — D' Foster, 11, Park
Place, r. from ill health, Mids., i860, (i^ years.)
2015. (13) John Smith, 11 (May) — ^J. Smith, Leather M^
Sowerby, n' Thirsk.
Died nearly 20 years ago.
2016. (i4)*Henry John Fraser, 10 (March) — J. Frazer (Civil
Engineer), Bramley, n' Leeds, r.* Mids., 1861.
(2^ years.)
A Civil Engineer. John Fraser & Son, Park Square, Leeds. Died in
Oct., 1889, at Ganthorp House, near York.
2oi7.*(i5) Arthur Holt Joy, 14, Sept'— W. G. Joy, Oil M^
&c., Moorfield House, Headingley. r. to business,
Christmas, 1859. (i year.)
Son of William Glover Joy. Died at the age of 52.
20i8.*(i6) Robert Smithson, 15 (March) — J. Smithson, Oil M*^,
St. John's, Wakefield, r. Xmas, 1859. (i year.)
At Christchurch, New Zealand, in 1903.
2019. (17) Frederic Webster Kendall, 11, Jan. — ^The Rev<^ J.
H. Kendall, St. Matthew's Pars., Holbeck.
(Second son of Rev. John Hutton Fisher Kendall.) Died 2 Sept., 1897,
at Northfield, Cross Gates, aged 49. Brother of No. 1944.
2020. [(18) Jackson Broomhead] (Lower Department), 9 (Oct')
— H. Broomhead (Draper), 182, North St.
2021. (19) Richard Herbert Lapage, 9 (Jan^) — ^J. Lapage,
6, BeechgroNTe.
(Son of John Lapage. ) M.LC.E.,M.LM.E. Locomotive Superintendent,
Argentine Government Railways. A Consulting Engineer. Elmwood,
Park Road, Surbiton, S.W.
2022. (20) Joseph Whiteley Hebblethwaite, 10 (Nov.) — ^J. Heb-
blethwaite. Wine MS Regent's Villa, Headingley.
Joseph Whiteley (son of Joseph Whiteley) Hebblethwaite. Died in
Norfolk Island in 1883.
202 3. (2 1 ) Arthur George Nunneley, 9 Aug^— | fSur^g^eTn^^
2024. {22) Thomas .... Nunneley, 7 Feb>— |^^^^ p^^j^ p^^^'^^
Sons of Thomas Nunneley, F.R.C.S. Arthur George Nunneley was an
engineer, and lived at Harrogate in 1903.
Thomas Nunneley, an engineer. Died in Leeds, in May, 1895.
148 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2025. (23) Gill, —J. Gill, Esq»- (Headingley).
r. Mids., i860, to enter business, (i^ years.)
William Gill (the son of Joseph). A bleacher and twine manufacturer.
Died 24 March, 1905, at Menston.
Total Number f Upper Department . 151
lotal JNumber ^ Lower Department . 82
233
Admissions.
Midsummer, 1859
(first meeting in the New School).
2026. (i) Albert Towler, 10 April — W. Towler (Solicitor), 31,
S* James St.
Son of No. 68, ante, A clerk. Died 28 Dec, 1890, in London. Woking.
2027. (2)* William Chamberlain Mallett, 12 (Sept') — E.Mallett
(Draper), 53, Ibbetson Place, Woodhouse Lane.
r.* Xmas, i860, for a boarding school. (li years.)
Peter and Edward Mallett were hosiers at 46, Briggate, in 1866 ; the
son was with them.
2028. (3)*John Gibson, 13 — W. Gibson (Mason), Whitkirk.
r. to enter business, Mids., 1861. (2 years.)
(Son of William Gibson, a grocer.) In the Leeds, Skyrac and Morley
Savings Bank, from 1861. Organist and choirmaster at Whitkirk Church
for more than 40 years. At Whitkirk in 1905.
2029. (4)*Baynes Morfitt, 13 (Aug*) — J. Morfitt, Esq"*, Mill
Green, New Wortley. r.* Mids., i860, supposed
from ill health, (i year.)
John Morfitt was a flax spinner at Mill Green in 1850.
2030. (5)*Ebenezer Stewart Payne, 14 (Nov') — ^J. Pa3me
(Traveller), 125, Elmwood S*. r. Xmas, i860, to
enter business. [i\ years.)
Son of John Payne. With Re3molds & Branson, chemists, Commercial
Street, Leeds. Died of apoplexy, at Leeds, 26 March, 1889.
2031. (6)*William Cuthbert Headland, 1 1 (April)— T. Headland
(Tailor), 8, Grosvenor Place, r. on ace* of ill
health, Mids., 1861. (2 years.)
Bom 9 April, 1849. A tailor (T. Headland & Sons, Leeds). Died
16 Nov., 1893, in London.
2032. (7) Francis Martineau Lupton, 11 (July) — F. Lupton
(Cloth Merch*), Potternewton Hall, nr. Leeds.
Eldest son of No. 186 ante, Trin.CoU., Camb. B.A. 1870; 2nd Class
Natural Science. A cloth manufacturer and merchant (William Lupton
and Co., Whitehall Mills, Leeds). J. P. for Leeds and the West Riding.
Alderman of Leeds. Rocklands, Newton Park, Leeds, 1905.
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2033. (8) James Butler, 11 (April)— J. O. Butler (Kirks* Forge),
Burley Grange, n' Leeds.
(Son of John Octavius Butler. ) Manager of Steel Works. West Dyke,
Redcar, in 1903.
2034. (9) JohnRandRamsbotham, i2(Feb*') — D'Ramsbotham,
16, Park Place.
A commission woolcomber (H. R. Ramsbotham & Co., Bradford).
A Lieutenant in the Leeds Rifles. Died 20 May, 1903, at 5, Clare-
mont, Bradford.
2035. (10) William Bentley, 10 (May) — J. Bentley, Esq'® (Clerk),
3, Upper Grayst. S*, Leeds.
Re-entered. (See following No. 2068.)
2036. (11) Charles Henry Beardshaw, 10 (Sept') — R. Beard-
shaw (Surgeon), 36, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of Ralph Parsons Beardshaw.) Leeds Medical School. M.RC.S.
Eng. Died 30 April, 1870, aged 21.
2037. (12) Charles Thomas Whitmell, 10 July — T. Whitmell
(Clerk), I, Grosvenor Place.
(Son of T. W^hitmell, a clerk in the Bank of England.) Bom
10 Tuly, 1849. Removed Christmas, 1864. Leeds Medical School.
B.Sc. Lond. 1869. Trin. Coll. Camb.; B.A. 1872; Sen. Opt.; first in
1st Class Natural Science ; *M. A. 1875. Cambridge Extension Lecturer,
1875-6. Inspector of Schools, 1888. F.R.A.S. 1898. Invermay,
Headingley, 1905.
2038. (i3)*Albert Arthur Young, 11 (Feby).
2039. (i4)*0swald Gordon Young, 10 (March) — J.Young (Off*
Ass®®), Hope Villa, Woodhouse Lane.
13. r. Easter,' 1861.
14. r. from ill-health, Mids., i860, (i year.)
Sons of John Young. Albert Arthur Young, a farmer, died in America.
Oswald Gordon Young. London Coll. of Divinity, 1880. Curate of
Hale, 1882-4 ; of Addingham, 1884-5. Rector of Ilopton, Thetford, 1885.
Died 1891.
2040. (15) Charles Topham Naylor, 11 (March) — C. Naylor
(Sop), Newton Lodge, Potternewton.
Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1870; 3rd Class Law and Hist. Barrister,
Inner Temple, 1874.
2041. (16) William Woodham Best, 10 (June) — W. Best (SoP),
16, Lyddon Terrace.
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner; B.A. 1872. Admitted
a solicitor, Tan., 1876 (Rawson, Best & Son, Benson's Buildings, Park
Row, Leeds). Died at Leeds, 22 Sept., 1892, aged 43.
2042. (17) Thompson WhincupTennant, 14 (June) — J.Tennant
(Iron Manuf*"), 16, Queen Square.
A tea merchant in China. Died in Australia.
2043. (18) CharlesFrancisTetley, lo(Oct') — F.Tetley (Brewer),
Moor House, Headingley.
(Son of Francis William Tetley.) Harrow School. Trin. Coll., Camb.;
B.A. 1872; first in 3rd Class Classics; M.A. A brewer (Joshua Tetley
and Son, Ltd., The Brewery, Leeds). A Trustee of the School.
Alderman of Leeds. Lord Mayor, 1S97. J. P. for Leeds. Spring Bank,
Headingley, in 1905.
I50 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2044. (19) Richard Topham, 11 (June) — R. Topham (Cloth
Manuf ), Armley.
Son of Richard Topham. A commission agent al 18 and 20, Noble
Street, Falcon Square, E.G.; house, 15, Rosenthal Road, Catford, S.E.,
in 1905.
2045.*(2o) Tom Walter Green 1 13 (April) — T.W. Green, Esq'®,
2046.*(2 1) Elfred Stuart Green J 25, Warwick Place.
r. after a fewmonthson their father's leaving Leeds.
2047. {22) Edward Kempe, 9 (March) — W. Kempe (Cloth
Manuf*"), 29, Brunswick Terrace.
William Arthur and Walter Kempe lived at 29, Brunswick Terrace,
in 1866.
2048. {23) EdwardWard,i2 (July)— Rev^ J. P.Ward, S* John's,
Little Holbeck.
The Rev. Joseph Preston Ward was Vicar of St. John's, Holbeck, in 1866.
2049. (24)*Christopher Smith Firby, 10 (Feb^) — C. Firby (Bank
Clerk), Woodhouse Cliff, r. Mids., 1861. (2 years.)
2050. (25)^Paul Kenworthy (Foreigner), 10 — ^The Rev<* J.
Kenworthy, Ackworth, n' Pontefract. r. from
delicate health, Xm as, 1859. (6 months.)
Henry Paul Disney Kenworthy (son of Rev. Joseph Kenworthy, rector of
Ackworth). Univ. Coll., Oxford. Died 1874.
2051. (26) Fairfax Rhodes, 13 (Dec') — ^J. Rhodes (Sharebroker),
Pottemewton House.
Son of John Rhodes. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1869; 3rd Class
Classics. Barrister, Inner Temple, 1870. Royal Sussex Artillery
Militia — Major, Hon. Lieut. -Colonel. 29, Prince's Gardens, London, S.W.
2052. (27)*Robert Miller Berrie, from L.D., 13 (Jan>') —
2053. (28)*Richard Berrie, 11 {Nov') —
R. Berrie, Flax MerchS 2, Kingston Terrace,
Woodhouse Lane.
27. r.* Mids., i860, to enter an office, (i year
U.D., I year L.D.)
Robert Berrie was a linen merchant at 43, Mill Hill ; house, Headingley
Lane, in 1866. (See also Nos. c 164 and C165.)
2054.*(29) Thomas Walter Harding (from L.D.), 16 Jan> —
T. R. Harding, 21, Brunswick Place, r. Mids.,
i860, (i year in U.D., 2 years in L.D.) A.A.
Oxf'^; I Class English; 2°<^ class (Languages).
In business with his father (Machinist?).
(See also CI15.) Son of Thomas Richards Harding. A Hackle and
Gill pin maker (T. R. Harding & Son; afterwards Harding, Richard-
son, Rhodes & Co. Ltd., Tower Works, Globe Road). Commanded
the 1st West Yorkshire Artillery Volunteers for many years. Alderman
of Leeds; Lord Mayor, 1899. J. P. for Leeds, West * Riding, and
Cambridgeshire. High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire. Abbey House,
, Kirkstall, and Hartsholme Hail, Lincoln, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 15I
2055- (30) William iJall (from L.D.), 10 (NoVJ—
W. Hall, Cloth MerchS 10, Springfield M^
William Hall was a woollen manufacturer at 92, Basinghall Street.
House, 10, Springfield Mount, in 1866. (See also No. C134.)
2056. (3i)*Parkinson Grayburn (from L.D.), 13 (Aug*^, 1858) —
W. Grayburn, Cloth Merch*, 8, Beechgrove.
r.* Mids., i860 (i year in U.D., i year in L.D.),
to enter a woollen warehouse.
(See also No. C155.)
Total number.
Upper Department . . .165
Lower Department . .87
252
Admissions.
Jany 3i»S i860.
2057. (i) Arthur Robert Kirkby (12 May) — F. Kirkby, Esq"
(Cloth M^), Park Lane, 3, Springfield M*^
Son of Frederick Kirkby. Living abroad in 1904.
2058. (2) CharlesEverard Upton (12 June) — ^J. E Upton (Sol'),
5, Beechgrove Terrace.
John Everard Upton was a solicitor at 5, Beechgrove Terrace, in 1866.
2059. (3) Joseph Dobson Good (14 Oct') — T. Good (Comm"
Agent), 6, Hunslet Lane.
(Son of Thomas Good, of Stourton Lodge, Hunslet.) An accountant.
128, Broadway, New York, in 1903.
2060. (4) Thomas Henry Good (12 Sept') — Do. Do.
A merchant. 6, Bedford Street, Leeds, and Ingerihorpe Lodge,
Markington, in 1903. Soa of Thomas Good, as above.
2061. (5)*John Rodgers Martin (12 Jany.) — J. Martin (Paper
M^), 3, Lyddon Terrace, r. Xmas, i860, in con-
sequence of family's leaving Leeds.
James Martin, Jun., was a paper manufacturer at 31, Vicar Lane; house,
Bentley House, in 1850.
2062. (6)*Edward Martin (10 Sept') — Do. Do.
r. Xmas, i860, in consequence of family's leaving
Leeds.
2063. (7} George Shepherd (11 March) — G. Shepherd (Comm^
Traveller), 8, S' George's Terrace, Camp Road.
George Shepherd was a traveller at 26, Springfield Place, in 1866.
2064. (8) Herbert Portvvay (10 April) — G. Portway (Draper),
II, Blenheim Square.
2065. (g) Charles Henderson Matheson (12 May) —
W. Matheson, Stuff MS i, Hyde Terrace.
William Matheson (C. P. Henderson & Co., 164, Wood house Lane);
house, 8, Hyde Terrace, in 1866.
152 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2666. (10) William Wallace Matheson (9 Oct') —
W. Matheson, Stuff M*, i, Hyde Terrace.
2067. (11) Edward Weston (10 Sept') — S. Weston (Currier),
Clarendon Place.
Admitted a solicitor T. 1873. Victoria Chambers, Leeds, in 1903.
2068. (12) James Arthur Harshaw (11 Nov') — ^J. Harshaw
(Cloth M*), 39, Springfield PI.
Harshaw, Fletcher & Co. were woollen merchants at 15, Russell Street,
in 1866. James Harshaw lived at 21, Grove Terrace, in 1850.
2035. (13) William Bentley (Free Admission) (10 May) —
J. Bentley, 3, Upper Graystone S*, Burley.
2069. (14) Henry Pearson (13 April) — G. Pearson (Cloth
Finisher), West End House, Holbeck.
George Bailey Pearson (Pearson & Sons) lived at Granville Teaace
in 1850.
2070. (i5)*Charles James Nelson (10 March) — H. Nelson, Solr.,
S*^ John's Cottage, r. from ill health, Xmas.,
i860, (i year.)
Son of Henry Nelson (Barr & Nelson). Died in 1879.
2071. (16) Edward Albert Wurtzburg (9 April) — E. Wurtzburg
(Cloth M*), May Villa, S* Mark's Place.
(Son of Edward Wurtzburg.) A barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 7 June, 1873.
8, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.
2072. (i7)*George Astley Reynolds (Found") (12 Aug*) —
W. Reynolds (Clerk), Back Springf<^ Place, r. in
a few months.
The father was for many years with Dibb & Atkinson, solicitors, Butt*s
Court; the son was also there, and then in London, a land agent at
8, Quality Court, Chancery Lane. 16, Nightingale Parade, Clapham
Common, in 1905.
2073. (18) John Parnaby (from L.D.) (Foreigner), 12 Sepf* —
E. Parnaby, Rothwell Haigh, n' Leeds.
Edward Parnaby was a farmer at Rothwell Haigh in 1866. (See also
No. C181.)
2074. (19) John Tolson Whiteley (from L.D.), 11 June —
J. Whiteley (Contractor), I o Busby Court, Woodhouse
James Tolson (son of Tliomas) Whiteley. A builder and contractor in
Leeds. Represented the North- West Ward in the Town Council.
Died 22 Nov., 1884, at Bagbie Lodge, Leeds. (See also No. C203.)
2075. (2o)*Richard Fountaine Brown (17 Feb^) — Mrs. Brown,
Rutland Cottage, Millport, Isle of Cumbrae, n'
Greenock. Died in consequence of a fall from
a horse at Otley, April 2i«^, i860. (3 months.)
A son of No. loa
2076. (21) Francis Robert Fountaine Brown ( 14 Sept'j — Do; Do.
(For^)
On the Staff of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 53
2077. (22) George Coleridge Nixon (For'), 15 — The Right
Rev^ the Lord Bp. of Tasmania. The Rev^ S. B.
Windsor, Portsmouth. Passed for Addiscombe
(Dec, i860), (i year.)
2078. (2^) Ridgway Bentley Chouler (For') (10 Feb^)—
G. Chowler, Farmer, Bolton Park, nr. Skipton.
(24; (from L.D.)
2079. (25)*Francis Wade —
2080. (26)*John Wade (from L.D.j—
S. W» S. Wade, Esq**, Insurance Ag', 21, Cowper
SS New Leeds.
25. r.* to a boarding School, mids., i860; read-
mitted Jan^, 1 86 1, for half a year only. (2 years.)
(See also Nos. c 157 and c 158, and No. 1S93.)
2081. (27)*Walter CuUingworth (from L.D.)(i3) — Joseph
C. (Grocer), Albert Place, Chapeltown. r. again
to L.D., Mids., i860.
A grocer, 114, Harrogate Road, Chapel-AUerton, in 1905. (See also
Nos. c 149 and C254.)
2082. (28) John Tilbum (11 Dec')— J. W. Tilburn (Clerk),
Lifton Villa, Woodhouse Moor.
(See also No. 0207.)
2083. (29) Edward Clarke (For*") (at Easter)— E. C. Clarke (Sol'),
Snaith, n' Selby.
Edward Thomas Clark (son of Edward Elsdale Clark, solicitor, Snaith).
Admitted a solicitor H. 1872. Practises at Snaith and Goole. Clerk
to Justices. Royal South Lincoln Militia— Lieutenant, 26 March,
1870 ; captain ; retired. The Goddards, Snaith, in 1903.
Total Number.
Upper Dep' 169
Lower Depar^ . . . .96
265
Admissions. ""
Midsummer, i860.
2084. (i) Thomas Edwin Fillingham, 1 2(April) — M.Fillingham,
10, S* James' Place, Sweet SS Holbeck.
Miles Fillingham was a millwright at lo, St. James' Place, in 1850.
2085. (2) John Edwin Farnill, 14 (May) — J. M. Farnill, Gen*
MerchS 41, Park Lane.
Sack and bag manufacturer. 32, Park Cross Street, Leeds, in 1901.
2086. (3)*Greorge William Maunder, 15 (June) — Rev** G.
Maunder, Wesl° Min% 4 1 , Springf ** Place, r. Mids.,
1 86 1, to enter business, (i year.)
Bom 18 June, 1845. Controller of Stamps and Taxes, and Assistant
Registrar Joint Stock Companies, Dublin, 1903. 11, Rostrevor Terrace,
Rathcar, Dublin, 1905.
154 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2087. (4) Herbert Ogle Morley, 14 (Aug*) — G. Morley, Surg",
18, Park Place.
Eldest son of George Morley, surgeon. Died i March, 1903, at I-a
Hauteur, St. Brelades, Jersey, aged 56.
2088. (5) William Henry Kay (For'), 14 (Oct')— R. Kay
(Ironm'), Knaresboro'.
Worcester Coll., Oxford. Yorks. Scholar; B.A. 1867. Third Master
of King's School, Rochester, 1867-8. Second Master of Lewisham
Grammar School, 1868-71. Curate of St. Peter's, Wolverhampton,
187 1-5. Missionary at Tanjore, 1875-83. Vicar of Whittington
from 1883.
2089. (6)*Thomas Dickin Morris, (12) Sept' — Rev**T.W. Morris,
Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, r. Mids', 1861
(i year), from domestic troubles.
The Rev. Thomas Dickin Morris. Wadham College, Oxford. Hody
Exhib.; B.A. 1870; 3rd Class Law; M.A. 1875. Curate of Droylesden,
Lanes., 1871-3; of Cheddleton, Staffs., 1873-4. Vicar of Horton,
Staffs., 1874-75. Curate of Leeds, 1875-76; of St. Peter-in- Eastgate,
Lincoln, 1876-8; of Bury, Lanes., 1878-81. Vicar of Tottington,
Lanes., 1881.
2090. (7) Robert Cooper, 15 (Jan^) — Mrs. Cooper, Springfield
Lane.
Robert Elliott Cooper, a civil engineer. Major 1st West Yorkshire
Artillery Volunteers; retired. 8, The Sanctuar>-, S.W., in 1903.
2ogi. (8) Francis Edward Coleman, 13 (March) — H. Coleman
(Woollen M*), 12, S^ George's Terrace.
Hugh Coleman was a woollen merchant at 6, Park Lane; house,
12, St. George's Terrace, in 1866.
2092. (9) Alexander Middleton, 12 (Aug*) — J. Middleton
(Barrister), Grove House, Hunslet.
An insurance broker. Westcliffe, Southend-on-Sea, in 1904. Brother
of No. 2098.
2093. (io)*Douglas Glover Joy, 10 (March) — W. G. Joy,
Moorfield House, Headingley. r. Easter, 1861, to
a smaller school (for a time ?). (| year.)
Son of William Glover Joy. Educated as an engineer ; then a seed
crusher (William Joy & Sons, Hull). Now managing director for
William Joy & Sons, Ltd. The Rookery, Stevenage, Hertfordshire,
in 1903.
2094. (11) George Stapleton (13) — ^V. Stapleton, ^2, Burley
Lawn.
(Third son of Henry Stapleton, a brewer, of Market Deeping.) Lin-
colnshire Produce Market. Obthorpe, West Norwood, Ix>ndon, 1905.
Valentine is his elder brother.
2095. (^2) Charles Clement Lapage (Free Adm"), 9 (March) —
J. Lapage, 6, Beechgrove.
Magd. Coll., Camb. Milner Scholar; B.A. 1873; Jun. Opt.; M.A.
1876; M.D. 1882; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1876; L.S.A. Lond. 1877.
Nantwich, Cheshire, in 1901.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 55
2096. (i3)*William James Morley (For'), 14 (May) — G. Morley
(Land Surv'), Garforth, n' Leeds, r. to enter
business, Mids., 1861. (i year.j
(Son of George Morley, a land surveyor and mining engineer.) An
architect in Bradford and London (W.J. Morley & Son). F.R.I.B.A.
1892. Grey Gables, Bradford, 1905.
2097. (14) Charles William Tuckwell, 9 (March) — Rev** H.
Tuckwell, Armley (Chapl" of Gaol).
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner; 2nd Class Classical
Mods. 1871; B.A. 1873; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.
2098. (15) Walter Middleton, 10 (March j-r-J. Middleton, Grove
House, Hunslet.
Son of Joseph Middleton, barrister. A land agent at Bingley in 1904.
Brother of No. 2092.
2099. (16) Francis Joseph Young, 13 (July) — Mrs. M. Young,
3, Park Place.
(Son of the late Francis Mortimer Young, C.E.) Christ Coll., Camb.;
M.A. Assistant-master of Cheltenham College. Fairfield, Augusta Road,
Hobart, Tasmania, in 1903.
2ioo.*(i7) John Mills Staley, 12 (Dec'j — ^W. Staley (Cashier),
66, Springf^ Place, r. from ill health, Christmas,
i860. Died April, 1861.
2101. (18) Charles Russell Croisdale, 11 (April) — ^J. Croisdale
(Grocer), Stocks Hill, Holbeck.
(Son of John, who died 19 Dec, 1886.) A commercial traveller, 6,
Camberley Street, Dewsbury Road, Leeds, 1905.
2102. (i9)*Edmund Culpeper Weston, 10 (May) — Kev^ R. C.
Weston, Parsonage, Buslingthorpe. r. Mids.,
1 86 1, for Educ° at home, (i year.)
2103. (20) William Orange Billington, 1 1 (July)— W.BiUington,
Dyer, Newlay, n' Leeds.
2104. (21) Arthur Joshua Tetley (9) (March) — F. Tetley, Esq*^,
Moor House, Headingley.
(Son of Francis William Tetley.) 8 1st Regiment and 2nd Durham
Light Infantry— Captain 1881 ; retired Feb., 1883. Hilbre Grange,
Bedford, in 1903.
2105. [22) John Tennant, (i i) Jan^ — ^J.Tennant, Esq., 17, Queen
Square.
Admitted a solicitor, 1874. 41, Albion Street, Leeds, and Rothwell.
2106. (23)*Robert Sidgwick (For'), 9 (Aug J — ^J. B. Sidgvvick
(Cotton Man'), Riddlesden Hall, n' Keighley.
r. Mids., 1 86 1, in consequence of Mr. Tayler's
giving up boarders, (i year.)
(Son of John Benson Sidgwick. ) Went to Wellington College, and
afterwards emigrated to Jamaica.
156 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2 107. (24) John Smithson Barstow (For'), 14 (Nov') — ^J. Barstow
(Farmer), Carlton, Yeadon, n' Leeds.
2108. (25)*Walter Aston Dearden (from L.D.), 14 (June) — Mrs.
Dearden, 2, S*^ George's Place, r. Xmas, i860;
sent to a Boarding School, (i year in U.D.)
(See also No. C217.)
2109. (26) Herbert Alfred Smith (from L.D.), 16 (May) —
A. Smith (Flax Spinner), 7, Woodsley Terrace.
Alfred Smith was a flax merchant at 7, Woodsley Terrace, in 1866.
The son died 28 Sept., 1891, at 37, Carlton Street, Leeds. (See also
No. C234.)
2110. (27)*Bayston Wood (from L.DJ (12) r-Godfrey
Wood (Confecf), Clifton House, r.* Mids., 1861.
(i year in U.D.)
Woodlands, Harrogate, in 1903. (See also No. C205.)
21 1 1. (28)*Charles Thomas Macaulay (from L.D.), 13 (Oct') —
A. Macaulay (Phil^ Inst. Maker), 10, G^ George^s
Street, r.* Xmas, i860. (4 year in U.D.)
(See also No. 069.)
21 12. (29)*George Bainbridge (For*"), 15 (Aug*, i860) — F. Bain-
bridge (Surgeon), Harrogate, r. to enter legal
prof*, Mids., 1862. (2 years.)
2113. (3o)*Thomas Ingleby Bairstow (For'), 13 (Feb^) —
T. Bairstow (Worsted Manuf'), Royd Hill, Cross
Hills, r. from ill health, Xmas, 1 860. Died early
in 1 86 1, of fever.
2 1 1 4. (31) William Mercer (For') ( 1 6) — The Rev^W. Mercer,
S*^ George's, Sheffield.
Corpus Christi Coll., Camb. B.A.; 1st Class Theol. 1866; M.A. 1874.
Curate of St. Pancras, 1867-8; of All Saints*, Paddington, 1869-71 ;
of Norton-Woodseats, 1872-4. Vicarof Norton- Woodseats, Sheffield, 1874.
2003. (3 2)* Francis Barnes (from L.D.) ( 1 5 Aug*, 1 860) — J. Barnes
(Salesman), 2,Woodhouse Lane. Entered an office,
Xmas, i860. li years in L.D., ^ year in U.D.
St.Cath. ColL.Camb.; B.A. 1869; M.A. 1874. Curate of Almondbury,
1869-70; of Heckmondwike, 1870-2 ; of Maidwell, 1873-4 ; of Hanging
Heaton, 1875-7; of Holy Trinity, Wakefield, 1878-86; of Ranceby,
1886-8; of Moxley, 1889-90; of Clarborough, 1890. Rector of
Shadingfield, Suffolk. (See also No. C162.)
2 1 15. (33) William Home, — Capt° Home, Fallowlield
Terrace.
William Francis Lovell Home (son of Captain George Home, 12th Royal
Lancers). Jesus Coll , Camb. B.A. 1869. Admitted a solicitor T.
1872. Registrar of diocese of Wakefield; secretary to the Bishop of
Wakefield ; clerk of indictments for West Riding. Dixons & Home,
Wakefield, 1 905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 57
Septr., i860.
21 16. (34) H. E. Hirst—
2 1 17. (35) John Mitchell (For'), — T. Mitchell, Wine M^^
Skipton in Craven, Yorkshire.
Thomas Mitchell was a wine merchant in High Street, Skipton,
in 1866.
21 18. (36) Edward Ayrton, — W. S. Ayrton (Bankr^
Comm'), Allerton Hill, nr. Leeds.
(Son of William Scrope Ayrton, a Commissioner of Bankrupts at Leeds.)
A silk spinner at Low Bentham. Yorkshire, in 1903.
Total Number
Upper Dep*
Lower Dep*
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ADMISSION BOOK.
Admissions.
Classical.
Admissions.
Classical Department,
pp. I-
Commercial Department,
pp.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. l6l
Classical Dep*^ (i).
Admissions.
January, l86l. Parent's name.
2119.(1) John Alfred Swaine, 12 (Sep.) — J. Swaine, Esq.
(Cloth M'), Hillary Place, Leeds, r. Mids', 1862,
to enter the School Frig-ate Conway, (i^ years.)
(Son of John Swaine.) Died in Australia, 11 Jan., 187 1.
2120. (2) ThomasHoldsworth(For'),i4(Nov') — T. Holdsworth,
Coal Owner, Clay Cross, nr. Chesterfield.
2 121. (3) Hildyard Rogers, 14 (April) — Mrs. Rogers, 3, Hyde
Park Place, Leeds.
2122. (4) John Chippindale Gibson, 1 1 (May) — G. Gibson, Eq**,
2123. (5) George Gibson, 13 (Nov.) — Cloth M^
32, Hanover Square, Leeds.
G. G. left from ill health in course of same half year.
Sons of George Gibson, a cloth merchant in Leeds ; formerly in the
Madras Native Infantry.
(4) John Chippindale Gibson. Lincoln Coll., Oxford. Exhibitioner.
Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner ; 3rd Class Classical
Mods.; B.A. 1875; 2nd Class Lit. Hum. A Master of Leeds
Grammar School, 1876-83. Called to the Bar, Middle Temple, 1889.
(5) Rev. George Gibson. Worcester College, Oxford. B.A. 1873;
1st Class Mod. Hist.; M.A. 1883. Curate of Trinity, Westminster,
1874; of Heap Bridge, Lanes., 1876; of St. Paul's, Hammersmith,
1879 ; of St. Mary Magdalene, Paddington, 188 1. Vicar of St. Hilda's,
Leeds, 1887; of Abbotsley, Hunts., 1893; of Pattishall from 1897.
2124. (6) John William Ludolf, 11 (Sept^— H. Ludolf (Flax
and Tow M'), Mount View, Headingley.
A flax, hemp, and wool merchant, trading as Henry Ludolf, at 31, York
Place, Leeds. 5, Broomfield Crescent, Headingley, 1905.
2125. (7) William Berrie, 11 (Nov') — R. Berrie, 2, Kingston
Terrace, Woodhouse Lane.
Robert Berrie was a linen merchant at 43, Mill Hill; house,
Headingley Lane, in 1866.
2126. (8) George Augustus Vevers, 13 (Sept') — G. Vevers
(Cloth Manuf'), i, S' George's Terrace, Headingley.
Left to go to sea. (i year in school.)
Enlisted in 15th Hussars; afterwards an hotel keeper. Died in 1904.
2127. (9) Thomas Foster (from L.D.), 12 (June) — T. Foster
(Mechanic), 4, Burley Lawn.
2128. (10) William Austin Jowitt, 11 (April) — ^W. Jowitt
(Natf Schoolm'j, St. Saviour's School H., Leeds.
William Jowitt was Master of St. Saviour's School in 1866.
2129. (11) Paul Henry Tuckwell, 12 (Aug*) — Rev** H. Tuck well
(Chaplain), Borough Goal, Armley.
K
1 62 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2 1 30. (12) Charles Sangster (For'), 1 4, Jan>' — Rev. C. Sangster,
Darton, nr. Barnsley. Left to enter merchant
service, Mids., 1862. (i^ years.)
Brantford, Ontario, Canada, in 1903.
13) George Horne, lo(Feby) — Capt"Horne,2,Fallowfield
Terrace, Leeds.
(Younger son of Captain George Horne, 12th Royal Lancers.) Curate
of St. Mary's, Huntingdon, 1875. Dead.
14) Thomas Wales Smith, 9 (July) — J. Smith (Book-
seller), 49, Fenton Street, Leeds.
John Smith was a bookseller at 18, Commercial Street; house,
35, Fenton Street, in 1866.
15) Wordsworth Donisthorpe, 13 (March) — G. E.
Donisthorpe (Cloth M*^) , Holly Bank, Moorallerton .
Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1870; second in 1st Class Moral Science,
1869. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1879. Farrar's Buildings,
Temple, E.C., in 1905.
16) William Huntriss, 11 (March) — W. Huntriss,
17) Edward Huntriss, 10 (A.pril) — Woolstapler,
For". West Field, Halifax.
(16) William Huntriss. No profession. Highfield House, Lound,
Retford, in 1903.
(17) Edward Huntriss. Admitted a solicitor, 1873. Clerk to Justices,
West Morley. West Field, Halifax, in 1903.
18) Arthur Hutchinson, 13 (April) — R. Hutchinson
(Solicitor), 4, Johnstone Street, Bath. Left for ill
health, Mids*", 1861. (4 year.)
19) Abraham Ginn, 9 (Nov') — A. Ginn (Cornfactor),
Thornhill Place, Wakefield. Left Mids., 1861..
(4 year.)
Abraham Ginn was a corn factor (Ginn & Allen, Ings Mill) in 1866.
20) George Robert Ouston (from L.D.), 12 (Nov*") —
R. C. Ouston (Cornfactor), 8, Providence Row.
A corn factor at Hull in 1904. (See also No. c 196.)
21) James Edward Ellison, 13 (March) — C. Ellison
22) Samuel Ellison, 12 (Nov*") — (Grocer),
(fi-om L D.) 35, Upperhead Row.
(21) James Edward (son of Charles) Ellison. To Bramham College.
A ventilating engineer. 2, Oxford Place, Leeds, in 1898. (See also
No. c 189 and No. c 190.) Died 4 March, 1905, at Heathside, Olley
Road, Harrogate, aged 57. Woodhouse.
(22) Samuel Ellison was a grocer at 36, Upperhead Row, Leeds.
(3)
Admissions.
Mids., 1861.
2 141. (i) Alfred Joe Osborne (For*'), 14 (Oct') — ^J. Osborne,
Wool M^, Pool House, nr. Otley. r* June, 1862.
(i year.)
Went to New Zealand many years ago.
2131.
2132.
2133.
2134
2135
2136.
2137-
2138.
2139.
2140.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 63
2142. (2) Francis Shepley Ramsbotham, 10 (Feby) —
Dr. Ramsbotham (Homoeopathic Phys"), 16, Park
Place.
Rev. Francis Shepley Ramsbotham. Ball iol Coll., Oxford. Exhibitioner.
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford. Scholar; ist Class Classical Mods.,
1872 ; B.A. 1875 ; M.A. 1877. Assistant Master of Charterhouse
School from 1875. Charterhouse, Godalming, in 1901.
2 143. (3) Alfred Britton, 14 (Jany.) — R. Britton, Leeds Pottery,
Hunslet.
(Son of Richard Britton.) Sometime in business with his father. 149,
Roundhay Road, Leeds, 1905.
2144. (4) Henry Wilson Ringrose Smith, 14 (Feb^) —
E.J. Smith (Post Master), i, Grosvenor Terrace,
Headingley.
An engineer at Hull (Amos & Smith). Died 10 Dec, 1890.
2145- (5) Arthur Greenhow Lupton, 11 (June) — F. Lupton
(Cloth M*^), Beechwood, Roundhay.
A cloth manufacturer and merchant (William Lupton & Co.,
Whitehall Mills, Leeds). Chairman of Council of the Yorkshire College,
pro Chancellor, University of Leeds. Springwood, Roundhay, in 1905.
2146. (6) John Turner (For*"), 13 (July) — ^J. G. Turner (SoP),
Rothwell, n' Leeds.
Exeter Coll., Oxford. 2nd Class Classical Mods.; B.A. 187 1 ; 2nd Class
Natural Science.
2147. (7) Francis Whybrough Brown, 12 (April) — Mrs. Brown,
2, Lyddon Terrace.
Admitted a solicitor, 1872. Died in 1880, at Bournemouth.
2148. (8) Thomas Pegler, 12 (June) — C.Pegler (Linen Draper),
Whinmoor, n' Leeds.
Thomas Boyne (son of Charles) Pegler. An iron merchant (John
Stansfeld, Ltd., Great George Street, Leeds). Kingswood, Sholebroke
Avenue, Leeds, in 1905.
2149. (9) William Wikeley Clayton, 11 (Dec') — W. Clayton,
Surgeon, 143, North Street.
An engineer (Hudswell, Clark & Co., Hunslet). Guardian for Leeds.
Died 26 Oct., 1 901, of pneumonia.
2150. (10) George Henry Read (13) (Feb^) — Mrs. Read, 63,
Woodhouse Lane. Left to go to sea. (i year.)
(Son of Edward Read, Chief Constable.)
2 151. (11) Charles Richard Fen wick, 12 (March) — T. Fenwick
(Surveyor), 55, Woodhouse Lane.
A surveyor and civil engineer (Martin & Fenwick). I, Park Place,
Leeds, in 1903.
2152. (12) Charles Weddell Holroyd, 14 (July) — ^W. E. Hepper
(Auctioneer, etc.), St. Mark's Villa, Woodhouse
Lane.
William Edward Hepper was Borough Treasurer in 1866,
164 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2153. (13) Llewellyn John Stow, 11 (AugS 1861) — M. Stow,
Worsted M\ Moor Allerton, nr. Leeds.
Rev. Llewellyn John Kenyon (son of Matthew) Stow. Worcester Coll.,
Oxford. Curate of Bibury, Gloucester, 1875 J o^ Whitchurch, 1876.
Vicar of Steeple Claydon, Bucks., 1895-1901. Hunstanton, Norfolk,
in 1903.
2154. (14) Herbert Harrison, 13 — Mrs. Harrison.
Readmitted. Son of No. 347 ante. Left School in 1864. A timber
merchant (Robert Harrison & Co., Dock Street, Leeds) until 1894.
Graham Lea, Malvern, in 1903.
2155. (15) Charles Edward Spark, Dr. Spark (Mus.
Doct.), Park Square.
St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford. B.A. 1872 ; M.A. 1875. Assistant
Master of Dover College, 1873-94. Head Master of Brook House
Preparatory School, 1894-98.
2156. (16) Charles William Holyday, 15 (July) — T. Turlay
(Dry Salter), Carlton Place, Halifax.
Thomas Turlay & Co. were drysalters at 15, Southgate; house,
I, Carlton Place, in 1866.
2157. (17) John Thomas Cussons (For'), 15 (Jan^) — T. Cussons
(Tanner), Beverley. Left to enter business,
Mids% 1862. (i year.)
A tanner (Thos. Cussons & Sons), Beverley. Coxwold House, Keldgate,
Beverley, in 1905.
2158. (18) John Fletcher White (For'), 11 (Nov')— J. T. White
(Land Surveyor, etc.), 68, Westgate, Wakefield.
John Fletcher (son of Joseph Tolson) White. A mining engineer, at
68, Westgate, Wakefield.
2159. (19) John D'Arcy Blomefield, 10 (May) — The Kev^ J.
Blomef**, St. George's Vicarage, Leeds.
(Son of Rev. John Blomefield.) Corpus Christi Coll., Camb. Mawson
Scholar. Died in 1874, before taking his degree, at Skellow, near
Doncaster.
2160. (20) Herman Edward Ludolf, — H. Ludolf, Mount
View, Headingley.
Died in 1883.
2 161. (21) Marmaduke W. W. Chorley, — H. Chorley,
2162. {22) Gerald Chorley, Surgeon, Park Sq**.
Marmaduke Wilraer Watkins (second son of Henry) Chorley. Born
14 April, 1846. A surgeon ; did not practice. Died at Liverpool,
21 June, 1879, aged 32.
Gerald Lorenzo (third son of Henry) Chorley. Bom 13 Feb., 1848.
A mechanical engineer in Manchester ; retired. 23, Lyddon Terrace,
Leeds, in 1903.
2163. (23) Charles Clifford Bulmer (from L.D.), 12 (July) —
C. Bulmer (Sol'), Blenheim Lodge.
(See also C242.) Clifford Charles (son of Charles) Bulmer. Admitted
a solicitor, Michaelmas, 1870 (Bulmer & Son, Albion Street, Leeds).
Assistant Clerk of Peace for Leeds. A volunteer. Died i May, 1879.
Goodmanham.
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(5)
Admissions.
Jan^ 1862.
2164. (i) Oliver Pegler, 14 (Aug^) — L. H. Pegler> 119,
Elmwood St.
Oliver (son of Leonard Hayward) Pegler. A mining engineer. Died
2 Sept., 1898. West Kensington Park, London*
2165. (2) Thomas Wade Appleyard, 12 (Oct') — T. W.
Appleyard (Tanner), Dunkirk Place, Armley.
Son of T. W. Appleyard, who was a tanner in Sandford Street ; house,
Armley, in 1866.
2166. (3) William Wilfrid Powell, 15 (Aug*)— Mrs. Powell,
Bond End, Knaresboro'.
2167. (4) Charles Woodhouse Crompton, 13 (March) — C.
Crompton (Wool M*), 7, Blenheim Terr.
Charles Crompton was a commission agent at 15, Park Row; house,
7, Blenheim Terrace, in 1866.
2168. (5) William Henry Massey, 12 (Oct') — F. H. Massey
(Engineer), Lasayme Place, Hyde Park.
An electrical engineer at Twyford, Berks. Electrical engineer to the
Royal Palaces in 1903.
2169. f 6) Herbert Kirkby, 10 (May) — F. Kirkby, 3, Spring-
field M*.
(Son of Frederick Kirkby.) Fellow of the Institute of Surveyors, 1891.
Agent to the Marquis of Normanby.
2170. (7) Francis Day Lockwood, 10 (May) — H. F. Lockwood
(Architect), Apperley Bridge, nr. Leeds.
217 1. (8) John George Mitchell, 14 (March) — J. Mitchell, Book
keeper, Farnley, n' Leeds.
Manager of the Lancaster Banking Co.'s Bank at Carnforth. Bank
House, Carnforth, in 1905.
2172. (9) Thomas Stapleton, 12 (March) — V. Stapleton (Sol"
Clerk), 10, Cemetery St.
(Fourth son of Henry Stapleton, a brewer, of Market Deeping.) An
accountant at Peterborough. Valentine is his elder brother.
2173. (10) Arthur North, 12 (July)— W. North (Sol*"), St.
Mark's Avenue, Woodhouse.
Admitted a solicitor, 1872.
2174. (11) George Bertram Bulmer, 10 (June) — G. Bulmer
(Surgeon), 40, Park Sq".
(Son of George Bulmer, formerly of Assembly Court.) An architect.
F.R.I.B.A. Perkiu & Bulmer, Central Bank Chambers, Leeds.
Fairholme, Harrogate. Royal Societies' Club, London, in 1903.
2175. (12) John Jowitt Jackson, 10 (May) — W. Jackson, 46,
Carlton Hill.
M. A. Jackson was a milliner at 46, Carlton Street, in 1866.
1 66 LEEDS GRAMAIAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2176. (13) Peter William Willans, 10 (Nov') — O. Willans,
Hyde Park, Headingley.
(Son of Obadiah Willans.) An electrical engineer at Thames Ditton.
2177. (14) Herbert Alsager Ayrton, 9 (July) — W. S. Ayrton
(Bankruptcy Com'), Allerton Hill, nr. Leeds.
(Son of William Scrope Ayrton.) Admitted a solicitor, 1876. Victoria
Chambers, South Parade, Leeds, in 1903.
2178. (15) John Henry Simon, 10 (March) — J. Simon, Cloth
M', 3, Headingley Terrace.
Julius Simon was a shipping merchant, and lived at 3, Headingley
Terrace in 1866.
2179. (16) John Garland, 10 (Feb^) — R. C. Garland (Builder),
Belgrave Sq".
(Son of Robert Chapman Garland.) A machine maker. Died in Jersey,
30 Aug., 1893.
2180. (17) Arthur Clifford Craven, 9 (Jan^, 1862) — H. Craven,
Corn MS Moortown, nr. Leeds.
(Son of Holmes Craven.) In California, U.S.A., in 1903.
2 181. (18) Frederic Arnold Plint, 9 (July) — Mrs. Plint, Chapel
Allerton.
(Son of the late Thomas Plint.) 77, London Street, Reading, in 1905.
2182. (19) Arthur Micklethwaite (For'). — Mrs. Micklethw^
Bond SS Wakefield.
The Rev. Arthur James Micklethwaite. St. Peter's Coll., Camb.
Scholar; B.A. 1868; 3rd Class Classics; M.A. 1874. Curate of St.
Michael's, Shoreditch, 1868. Chaplain of Horbury House of Mercy,
1876. Vicar of St. Luke's, New Chesterton, from 1892.
2183. (20) Henry Hemingway (For'), — ^J. Rowley, Owl
House, Ossett, n*" Wakefield.
(Son of Henry Johnson Hemingway, M.D.). Leeds Medical School.
With Bramhall, Deane & Co., New York ; their manager at Chicago,
where he died 12 March, 1901.
2 1 84 (2 1 ) Chantrell, — Capt° Chantrell.
Probably a son of No. 444.
2185 {22) James BischofF Towgood — Towgood.
(7)
Admissions.
August, 1862.
2186. (1) Alex' Berrie, (11) Dec"^ — Robert Berrie, Linen Yarn
Merch^.
Robert Berrie was a linen merchant at 43, Mill Hill ; house, Headingley
Lane, in 1866.
2187. (2) Ja« W"* Carr, 15 (Dec.) — James Carr, Wesleyan
Minister, 63, Crown Point Rd.
Colonel Geo. Francis Robert Henderson, C.B.
[>.!«
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 67
2x88. f3| Walter F^ Clark, 12 (May)— . Mrs. Clark, Spring-
2189. (4) Gilbert Matthew Clark, ) field Mount, Leeds.
10 (Sept.)
Walter Frederick Clark. L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin. 1883.
Cheshunt, Herts., in 1901.
Gilbert Matthew Clark. An officer in the P. & O. service ; retired. A
sheep farmer in New Zealand in 1903.
2190 (5) W™ Arthur H^ Coleman, 11 (June) — Hugh Coleman,
Wool Merchant, St. George's Terrace.
Hugh Coleman was a woollen merchant at 6, Park Lane; house,
12, St. George's Terrace, in 1866.
2 191. (6) Peregrine Ch« Cotton Francis, 10 (Feb^) — Peregrine
N. Francis, Bank, 24, Albion St.
(Son of Col. Francis, sub-agent of Bank of England.) M.A. Camb.,
1874. Admitted a solicitor, April, 1877. Francis & Johnson, 22, Austin
Friars, London, 1903.
2192. (7) Frank Robert George Henderson, 8 (June).
George Francis Robert, eldest son of Rev. W. G. Henderson, D.C.L.,
Head Master. St. John's Coll., Oxford. York and Lancaster
Regiment — Second lieutenant 1878, lieutenant 1879, captain and brevet-
major 1886, lieut. -colonel 1892. Professor at Staff College. Egypt,
1882, medal and clasp, 5th Class Medjidie. South Africa, 1899-1902,
Director of Intelligence, two medals, dispatches. C.B. Died at Assouan,
5 March, 1903. A brass tablet erected to his memory in the School.
2193. (8) Douglas Henderson, 13 (June) — N.
Douglas, son of Sir Edmund Yeamans Walcot Henderson, K.C.B. In
the Royal Navy. Died June, 1875.
2194. (9) Henry Percy Holt, 14 (AugS '62) — Henry Holt,
Grosvenor Lodge, Headingley Hill.
A civil engineer, Park Row, Leeds ; then with Crossley Bros, (gas
engines), Manchester; then of 15, Kensington Court, W., where he
died 15 July, 1903.
2195. (10) Robert Lucas, 13 (May) — Newton Robert Lucas,
Surveyor of Taxes, Grove Terrace.
Mrs. Louisa Eleanor Lucas lived at 9, Grove Terrace, in 1866.
2 196. (11) Samuel Redhead Meredith, 12 (May) — Mrs.
Meredith, 14, Park Place.
Brazenose Coll., Oxford. Exhibitioner; B.A. 1874; 3rd Class Lit.
Hum.; M.A Admitted a solicitor, 1878. Snowdon, Meredith & Hubbersty,
13, East Parade, Leeds, 1903.
2197. (12) Arthur Evan Meredith, (10) Jan^" — Mrs. Meredith,
14, Park Place.
Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1877; M.A. 1881. Curate of St. Andrew the
Great, Cambridge, 1877; of St. John the Evangelist, Leeds, 1881-2 ;
of Meanwood, 1882-4. Vicar of Pool, Yorkshire, 1884-98; of Bawtry,
1898.
2198. (13) Arthur Middleton, 11 (July) — ^Joseph Middleton,
Barrister, Hunslet.
A sharebroker, Middleton & Eraser, Swan Arcade, Bradford, 1904.
l68 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2199. (14) Brady Nicholson, 14, Oct. — B. Nicholson, Stourton
Grange, Garforth.
(Son of Brady Nicholson, farmer, Sturton Grange, Garforth.) For
thirty years in the employ of the Great Northern Railway Co. 27, Albert
Street, Doncaster, 1905.
2200. (15) Fredk Ernest Pressler, 10 (Aug.) — A.F.C.Stuhlmann,
Cobourg S*.
A. F. C. Stuhlmann was German Master at the School.
2201. (16) Arthur Rickards, 11 (June) — Sam^ Rickards, Aspen
Cottage, Wortley.
A mechanical engineer to the Monk Bridge Iron and Steel Co. Ltd.,
Leeds. Stourton Grange, Leeds, in 1905.
2202. (17) W" Passavant, 11 (Aug., '62) — Rev^ F. G. Fleay,
49, M*^ Preston. Removed from Com^ DepS Aug., '62 .
(See also No. 2229.)
2203. (18) Hy Paget Swaine, 11 (Aug., '61) — W"" E. Swaine,
Highfield House, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of William Edward Swaine.) Lived at Braboeuf Manor, Guildford ;
died there 3 Jan., 1900.
2204. (19) Alan Sykes, 13 (May) — W*" Sykes, 30, Commercial
Build gs. (Solicitor).
William Sykes was a solicitor at Commercial Buildings in 1866.
2205. (20) W°* Wyles, 12 (May) — W™ H^ Wyle, 6, Brunswick
Place.
William Henry Wyles was a miller (Palmers & Wyles); house,
6, Brunswick Place, in 1866.
2206. (21) Tho^ Jones Roberts (15 Sep., '62) — Will™ Roberts,
26, S* James Road, Liverpool (Cloth Merch').
Admissions. Sep. 30**", 1862.
2207. (i) George Dempster Miller, 12 (Sep., '62) — Rev. Geo.
Demps* Miller, Woodkirk, Ardesley.
The Rev. G. Dempster Miller, M.A., Oxon., lived at 12, Wellington
Square, Cheltenham, in 1882.
2208. 2 Alexander Dionysius Leadman, 13 (Oct') — Alex*"
Leadman, 69, Woodhouse Lane.
Alexander Dionysius Hobson Leadman. L.S.A. Lond. 1870 ; L.R.C.S.
Edin.; L.R.C.P. Edin. i87J[ ; F.S.A. 1888. At Borou^hbridge ; then
Oak House, Pocklington, in 1903. (See also No. 2012.)
2209. 3 Joseph Whitworth Macgowan, 13 (Sept. 30) — J° T.
McGowan, 141, Woodhouse Lane.
John Tinker Macgowan (No. 679) was a druggist at 141, Woodhouse
Lane ; and, in 1866, Ellen Macgowan.
[Dr. Henderson's writing begins here.]
January, 1863.
2210. Buckton,W., 12, Jan., 1862 — ^J. Buckton, Esq., Almoral
Terrace, Leeds.
Walter (son of Joseph) Buckton. A mechanical engineer; retired.
27, Ladbroke Square, London, in 1902.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 69
22 11. Cawthorn, W., 13, Aug., 1862 — W. Cawthom, Esq., Call
Lane, Leeds.
William Cawthorn was a victualler, Legs of Man, 44, Call Lane, in 1866.
2212. Perkins, F., 13, June, 1862 — Mrs. Perkins, Spring
Gardens, Bradford.
Mrs. Eliza Perkin lived at 16, Spring Gardens, Bradford, in 1866.
2213. Robinson, Clarence, 14, Dec% 1862 — Capt. Robinson,
Osmondthorp Hall, n"" Leeds.
(Son of John Robinson, cloth merchant (Vance & Co.)« captain, after-
wards lieut. -colonel in the Leeds Rifle Volunteers). Clarence Robinson
was a lieutenant in the Leeds Rifle Volunteers, 21 Sept., 1 871. Died
13 Jan., 1873. Burmantofts.
2214. Robinson, R., 12, Feb., 1862 — R. Robinson, Esq., 14,
Kensington Terrace, Headingley.
Richard Robinson, druggist, 19, Vicar Lane ; house, Kensington Road,
in 1866.
2215. Bray, John Edward, 13, SepS 1862 — John Bray, Esq.,
Scarcroft, n"" Roundhay.
Went to Australia; returned to England. Died about 1890.
2216. Langley, J. G., 10, May — E. Langley, Esq., 43, Spring-
field Place, Leeds.
Edward B. Langley, traveller, lived at 41, Springfield Place, in 1866.
2217. Butler, Rowland, 10, August — A. Butler, Esq., Kirkstall.
2218. [Butler, A. Edmund. 14, April Scientific.
Sons of Ambrose Edmund Butler, of Kirkstall Forge.
Roland Butler went to Queen's Coll., Oxford. M.A. and B.C.L. 1879,
Barrister, Middle Temple, 27 Jan., 1879. 125, King Henry's Road.
South Hampstead, in 1903.
Kirkstall Forge. J. P. for I^eds. Lord Mayor of Leeds, 1901-2.
Ambrose Edmund (son of Ambrose Edmund) Butler. Ironmaster at
►rge. J.I
Kepstorn, Kirkstall, in 1905.
2219. Shackleton, W., 12, Jan. 19 — ^J. Shackleton, Esq.,
Scarcroft, Roundhay.
William Turner Shackleton (son of John Shackleton, solicitor, Scarcroft).
Died 22 April, 1882. aged 31, at Mariansleigh, Devon.
2031. Headland, William, 14, April 9 — T. Headland, Esq.,
8, Grosvenor PI., Leeds. Returned.
Thomas Headland was a draper, and lived at 8, Grosvenor Street, in
1866.
2220. Dickson, John, 15, Jan. 26 — Dr. Joseph Dickson,
S. Helier's, Jersey.
Joseph Dixon, M.D., Edin., lived at 56, Bath Street, Jersey, in 1872.
2037. Whitmell, — transferred from Scientific.
2221. Kirkby, Walter Henry, Lower — Frederick Kirkby,
Esq., 3, Westbrook Place, Bradford.
(See also No. C326.) Frederick Kirby was a salesman there in 1866.
I70 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
22 22, Dresser, John Henry, Lower — John Dresser, Esq.,
Shaw Lane, Headingley.
(See also No.c 301.) Admitted a solicitor E. 1875. In Leeds ; then in
London. Atkinson & Dresser, 30, Finsbury Circus, 1903. A captain
in the Leeds Ri6es ; afterwards in a Militia Regiment.
2067. Weston, Edward, (Returned) — Samuel Weston,
I, Clarendon Place, Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor T. 1863. Victoria Chambers, Leeds, in 1903.
2223. Dixon, Thomas Walter, Lower — ^W. Dixon, Esq.,
Springfield Lane, Leeds.
April, 1863.
2224. Ash, Richard Guy, 14, Nov' 20 — Rev. Richard Judd,
4, Artillery Place.
Wadham Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1876; 2nd Class Mod. Hist.; M.A. 1879,
Curate of Si. Mark's, Line, 1877. P.C. of St. Paul's, Spalding,
from 1878.
2225. Heron, Thomas, 14, Dec"" 8 — Miss Heron, 13, Bath
Buildings, Huddersfield.
Miss Charlotte Heron lived at 4, Bath Buildings, and Mrs. Ann Heron at
II, Bath Buildings, in 1866.
Rev. G. J.
Thomas, Earl's
2227. Thomas, Charles Edward, 13, May 28 fc Gift, Strabane,
Tyrone.
(Sons of Rev. George John Thomas, rector of Donagheady.)
John George Thomas had a school at Glencoe, Alverstoke, Hants.,
in 1904.
Charles Edward Thomas, a civil engineer. German Transport Service,
Siege of Paris, 1870. Went to Monte Video in 1872.
2228. Granger, Farrington Marsding, 12, Jan. 10 — C. Granger,
Esq., Newton Grove, Chapel Town Road.
Farrington Marsden (son of Charles) Granger. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1874;
L.R.C.P. Lond. 1875. 18, Nicholas Street, Chester, in 1 901.
2229. Passavant, William Gustave, 11, Aug. 2 — W. P.
Passavant, Knostrop, nr. Leeds. (Returned.)
(Son of Philip William Passavant.) A farmer, Parkin Farm, Methley,
ill 1903. (See also No. 2202 and No. c 270.)
2230. Halliwell, John, 12, April 29 — Mr. C. Halliwell, Newley,
nr. Leeds.
August, 1863.
2231. Embleton, Denis, 18, June 13 — Thomas William
Embleton, Esq., Middleton Hall, nr. Leeds.
A mechanical engineer ; retired. The Cedars, Methley, in 1904.
2232. Clark, Philip, 11, — M*" Philip Clark, Bull & Mouth
Hotel, Leeds.
Klizaheth Clark was a victualler at ihe Bull and Mouth, 137, Briggate,
in 1866.
2226. Thomas, John George, 15, May 2S ^
I
o
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LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 71
2233. Wilkinson, 11, — Mr. Clifford Wilkinson, Spring
Hill, Headingley.
2234. Thompson, C. J., 14, -^-M' Edward Thompson,
60, Meadow Road, Leeds.
Charles John Thompson. A journalist. 72, Lofthouse Place, Leeds,
in 1903.
2235. Tuckwell, A., 8, Sepf, 1862 — Rev. H. Tuckwell, Borough
Gaol, Leeds.
A. T. (son of Rev. Henry) Tuckwell. Queen's Coll., Oxford. Hastings'
Exhibitioner; 3rd Class Classical Mods.; B.A. 1878; 3rd Class
Mod. Hist.
2236. Dear, W., 11, — M' S. Dear, 3, Northfield Terrace,
Camp Road, Leeds.
William Carey Dear (son of Somerville Dear, manager, 5, Northfield
Terrace). A commercial traveller. 316, Meadow Lane, Nottingham,
in 1904.
2237. Kendall, 12, — Rev. J. H. Kendall, Holbeck
Parsonage, Leeds.
Harry Fisher Bates (son of Rev. J. H. F.) Kendall. An engineer.
Died Jan., 1900.
2238. Tute, W. Andrew, 11, Septr. — Rev. John Stanley Tute,
Markinton Parsonage.
Rev. William Andrew Tute. St. John's Coll., Camb. B.A 1875;
3rd Class Classics; M.A. 1880. Curate of Calne. 1877; of All
Saints', Kensington, 1879; of ^^- Andrew's, Wells Street, 1880; of
Torrington, 1883. Vicar of Camrhos, Peml)s., from 1889.
2239. Matheson, J. Pyper, — William Wallace Matheson,
Esq., 8, Hyde Terrace.
William Matheson (C. P. Henderson & Co.) lived at 8, Hyde Terrace,
in 1866.
2240. Barwick, John Marshall, 17 July — John Marshall
Barwick, Glen View, vShipley.
St. John's Coll., Oxford. B.A. 1869; M.A. Admitted a solicitor M.
1872. Bond, Barwick & Peake, 24, Basinghall Street, Leeds, in 1903.
Jan. 25, 1864.
2241. Ash, Thomas, 13, Aug. 18 — Rev. R. Judd, 4, Artillery
Place, Roundhay Road.
2242. Brown, Christopher Musgrave, 11, Sepf 10— C. M.
Brown, Esq., 27, Grove Terrace.
Corpus Christi Coll., Camb. B.A. 1888; M.A. 1891. Curate of St.
Mark's, Barrow, 1888 ; of St. Luke's, Liverpool, 1889. Vicar of
Bevington, Liverpool, 1891 ; of St. Clement's, Toxteth Park, from 1898.
2243. Morritt, William, 12, Oct. i — (W. Morritt, Ksq.) Mrs.
Gravely, Halton, nr. Leeds, at Miss Baker's.
William Graveley (son of William) Morritt, of Dial House, Halton;
afterwards of Beechwood, near Ryde, Isle of Wight. Died at the latter
place, 14 March, 1895, ^&^^ 44*
172 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2244. Embleton, James, 16, Sepf 11 — ^T. W. Embleton, Esq.,
Middleton.
(Son of Thomas William Embleton, mining engineer.) Died young;
buried at Methley.
2245. Wilson, Richard, 9, Aug. 25 — G. Wilson, Esq., 23,
Park Square,
Magd. Coll., Camb. Milner Scholar and Exhibitioner; B.A. 1877;
3rd Class Classical Tripos; M.A. 1880. A Master at the School
from 1878.
2246. Butler, Arthur Octavius, 11, June 18— J. Butler, Esq.,
Burley Grange.
(A son of John Octavius Butler.) The Cottage, Hanley Castle,
Worcestershire, in 1903.
2247. Frobisher, James Thomas, 1 1, Aug.27 — James Frobisher,
82, Woodhouse Lane.
St. Mary Hall, Oxford. Died 16 June, 1882, before taking his degree.
2248. Tempest, Charles Ernest, 10, June 22 — C. Tempest, Esq.,
Moorland Road.
Charles Tempest was a solicitor at 13, Moorland Road, in 1866.
2249. Carter, Francis Richard, 12, Dec' 2 — D' Carter,
Pottemewton.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.S.A. Lond. 1873. Savile House, Potternewlon,
Leeds, in 1901.
2250. Wilson, Robert Lancelot, 1 1, Sept' 24 — G. Wilson, Esq.,
2iy Park Sq.
With the Yorkshire Banking Co. (afterwards the London City and
Midland Bank), Leeds, 1905. Manager of the Kirkgate, Leeds, Branch,
London City and Midland Bank, 1906.
2251. Kenion, George, 12, Mar. 28 — Mrs. Kenion, Yeadon.
Mrs. Eliza Kenion lived at Yeadon Moor in 1866.
2252. Machill,Charles,i2,Nov«^ 3 — ^J.Machill,Esq.,Headingley.
Joseph Machill was a surgeon at Far Headingley in 1866.
2253. Heaps, Charles Denison, 14, Nov' 16 — T. Heaps,
Woodhouse Lodge.
A lead merchant. 21, Claremont Drive, Headingley, in 1905.
2254. Heaps, John William, 13, Feb. 6 — Joshua Heaps,
Carnaby House, Fenton SS Leeds.
Joshua Garsed Heaps was a lead merchant ; house, 9, Carnaby Street,
in 1866.
2255. Turner, Alfred, 12, Nov' 3 — Alfred Turner, Esq., Francis
St., New Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Turner, solicitor, Francis Street.) Removed to
Bramham College. Articled to his father, but not admitted. Died
May, 1886.
2256. Lockwood, Robert Wood, 14, June 26 — W. Quarmby,
Esq., -^2^ Elmwood St.
William Quarmby was a clerk, and lived at 33, Elmwood Street, in 1866.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 73
2257. Tempest, Frank Newton, 9, Nov'' 30 — C. Tempest, Esq.,
Moorland Road.
Charles Tempest was a solicitor, and lived at 13, Moorland Road, in 1866.
2258. J. A. Sykes, 11, June — Mr. J. Sykes, Blackman Lane.
2259. Blomefield, Eardley Wilmot, 9 — Rev. J. Blomefield,
Hyde Terrace.
(Son of Rev. John BlomeReld.) Surveyor and civil engineer. Artist.
Pupil of M. Bonnat, Paris Salon. R.A. London. Pleasley Rectory,
Mansfield, Notts., in 1903.
2260. Hopkins, Richard Northey, 14, — Mrs. Hopkins,
3, Bellevue Villas, Upper Kings CliflF, Jersey.
Died probably in Jersey.
April 5, 1864.
2261. Gibson, Charles Young, born Jany. 8, 1853, in Leeds —
Joshua Gibson, Esq., Hope Villa, Leopold St.,
New Leeds.
Joshua Gibson was a woollen merchant at 23, Guildford Street ; house,
Leopold Street, in 1866.
2262. Kirkby, Alfred Thomas, 12, April 27, 1863 — Charles
Kirkby, Esq., St. Mark's Villa, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
Mr. Charles Kirkby lived at St. Mark's Villas in 1866.
2263. Tweedale, John, 10, June 21, 1863, born at Dewsbury —
Mrs. Tweedale, 3, Midland Terrace, Hyde Park, Leeds.
An architect. F.RI.B.A. South Parade, Leeds, in 1903. Councillor
for North- West Ward, Leeds, 1884. Retired to llolmcroft, Harrogate.
Died at Onchan, Isle of Man, 1 1 May, 1905.
2264. Tavernier, Louis Fernand, 11, May 28, 1863 — Mons. F.
Tavernier, 7, Cromer Terrace, Leeds.
2265. Walker, Arthur Tannett, bom 8 July, 1851 — B.Walker,
Esq., Ashton House, Newton Grove, Leeds.
Afterwards Arthur Tannett Tannett- Walker. A mechanical engineer
(Tannett, Walker & Co. Ltd., Hunslet). An alderman of Leeds.
Weetwood, Leeds, in 1903.
August, 1864.
2266. Marshall, James Rusk, b. Oct. 30, 1851 — 12, Carlisle,
Pennsylvania — ^James W. Marshall, Esq., U.S. Consul,
Piedmont Villa, Headingley.
2267. Munrowd, Alfred, b. June i, 1848 — 16, E. India — In care
of John Hield, Esq., 6, Brunswick Terrace, Leeds.
John Hield was a cap manufacturer (Buckner & Hield), and lived at 6,
Brunswick Terrace, in 1866.
2268. Ogden, Charles Burdett, b. July 13, 1849 — 15, Wigston
Magna, Leicestershire — Joseph Armitage Ogden,
I, Claremont Place, Leeds.
Magd. College, Camb. Milner Scholar; B.A. 1872; 28th Wrangler;
M.A. A Master at Rossall.
174 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2269. Clark, William, b. July 24, 1852 — 12, Leeds — ^Benjamin
Clark, Caledonian Mount, Caledonian St., Leeds.
Benjamin Clark was a warehouseman in Caledonian Street in 1S66.
2270. Pearson, William, b. May 27, 1852 — 12, Holbeck —
George B. Pearson, Western Place, Holbeck.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings* Exhibitioner ; 3rd Class Classical
Mods.; B.A. 1876; 4th Class Lit. Hum.
2271. Nevin, John, b. Dec. 27, 1850—13, Mirfield — Rev. T.
Nevin, Mirfield, York.
A mining engineer.
2272. Milner, Albert John, b. May 13, 1850^14, Mirfield —
William Milner, Mirfield.
2273. Ledgard, John, b. Jan. 8, 1853 — 11, Headingley, Leeds.
William Ledgard, Esq., Roundhay.
Entered the Royal Navy in 1867; became a lieutenant. Died at
Norton, Norfolk, 24 Jan., 1882; buried at Roundhay.
2274. Bedford, Henry William, b. March 6, 1854 — 10, Armley.
Thomas Bedford, Leopold St., New Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, Dec, 1875. Hopps & Bedford, Leeds.
2275. Simms, Henry, b, Aug. 12, 1853 — 11, Leeds — ^William
Simms, Caledonian Road, Leeds.
National Provincial Bank of England, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; joint-
manager, London. Died 8 Aug., 1903.
2276. Cariss, Percy, b. Mar. 3, 1853 — 11, Chapeltown — Ben
Cariss, Burley Villa, Burley.
With Kitchin & Co. , Cliff Tannery, Leeds ; then in business in Briggate
as Skelton ik Co. Died 23 Dec, 1904. aged 51.
2277. Cariss, Ben, b. Dec' 16, 1851 — 12, Chapeltown.
Admitted a solicitor, 1873; never practised. Living in Manchester
in 1903.
2278. Haigh, Arthur Elam, b. Feb. 27, 1855 — 9, Leeds —
J. Haigh, Esq., Woodbine Cottage, Springfield Lane,
Leeds.
Balliol College, Oxford, Exhibitioner ; Scholar of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford; Craven Scholar, 1879; M.A. 1881 ; Fellow and Classical
Lecturer, Hertford Collie ; Vice-President and Tutor, Corpus Christi
College, Oxford. Died Dec, 1905.
2279. Hattersley, Thomas Kilvington, b. Nov. 8, 1851 — 12,
Burley — Thomas Hattersley, St. John's Terrace, Leeds.
Succeeded his father as proprietor of the Spindle Works, Armley Road,
Leeds. Died at Sedbergh House, Ilkley, 23 April, 1895.
2280. Hardwick, Percy, b. June 26, 1854 — 10, Leeds — Winter
Hardwick, Mount View, Headingley Lane.
Winter Hardwick was an auctioneer, living in Headingley Lane
in 1866. '
2281. Chadwick, Charles, Nov. 5, 1850 — 14, in Leeds — W"
Chadwick, Crown Point Road, Leeds.
William Chadwick was an ironfounder; house, Crown Point Road,
in 186$,
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 75
2282. Lyde, Arthur, June 12, 1853 — ^i- Gr- F. Lyde, Elms
Cottage, Headingley, Leeds.
2283. Padjjett, Joseph, Dec. 20, 1851 — 13. Joseph Padgett,
Park Row, Leeds.
(Second son of Joseph Padgett.) A cloth manufacturer with his father's
firm, J. & E. B. Padgett, Leeds. Died in 1889, at Brixton.
2284. JeflFerson, Robert Pickering, May 8, 1852 — 12. Peter
JefiFerson, Ashley House, Beeston Hill, Leeds.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1884; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1887. 8, Carlisle Road, Hove,
Brighton, in 1901.
Tr. Bentley.
2285. Griesbach, Thomas Singleton, 12 Dec*" — Griesbach,
William Robert, Midland Terrace, Hyde Park, Leeds.
Mrs. Hannah Griesbach lived at Headingley in 1866. The Rev. William
Robert Griesbach, vicar of Great Givendale-with-Millington, died
21 Dec, 1861; his second son, William Robert* died in Australia in
1867, aged 38 years,
1st, i86s
2286. Macaulay, Auley, Jan. 4, 1865 — H* Mrs. Macaulay,
Heckmondwike.
Magd. Coll., Camb. Milner Scholar: B.A. 1874. A solicitor, 1877.
Iveson & Macaulay, Heckmondwike, in 1903.
2287. Young, Herbert Hamilton, Jan. 31, 1854 — 10. Mrs.
Young, 4, Osborne Terrace.
Herbert Hamerton (son of the late Francis Mortimer Young, C.E.). No
occupation. Asolo, Northern Italy, in 1903.
2288. Frobisher, W. Martin, Feb. 17, 1854 — 10.
William Martin Frobisher. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1877. 24, Monkbridge
Road, Headingley, in 1901.
2289. Stephen Henry St. James, July 21, 1851 — 13. James
Stephen, Cliff View, Woodhouse Ridge.
James Stephen was Registrar of the Court of Bankruptcy; house,
CliflF Road, in 1866.
2290. Stephen, Reginald Arthur, May 25, 1853 — 'i-
Admitted a solicitor, 1875. (Tweed, Stephen & Dashper, Lincoln.)
Registrar and High Bailiff of County Court. Clerk to Kesteven
Magistrates.
2291. Hebblethwaite, William James, Oct. 28, 1851 — 13.
2292. Hebblethwaite, Arthur Marshall, Nov' 10, 1852 — 12.
Joseph Hebblethwaite, Esq*", Regent Villas, Headingley.
(Sons of Joseph Whiteley Hebblethwaite, wine merchant, Albion IMace.)
William James Hebblethwaite died Oct., 1899.
Arthur Marshall Hebblethwaite was a wine merchant.
2293. Brown, John Doming, Sepf 22, 1854 — 12. John Brown,
Esq*", Springhead, Rothwell.
A timber merchant. Died 19 Sept., 1897, at 28, Queen Anne's Road,
Clifton, York.
2294. Ellis, Henry Westmorland, April 30, 1850 — 14. Mrs.
Ellis, 9, Kensington Road, Hyde Park.
Mrs. Ellen Ellis lived in Kensington Road in 1866.
176 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2295. Prior, Edward Gawler, May 21, 1853 — 11. Mrs. Prior,
Headingley Hall, Leeds.
A mining engineer. Emigrated to British Columbia. Premier 1902.
Lieut. -colonel 5th Canadian Artillery, 1888 ; retired.
2296. Manning, Henry John, Mar. 13, 1854 — 10. John
Manning, Esq., 11, Blenheim Terrace.
Barrister, Middle Temple, 6 June, 1883. 5, Pump Court, Temple, in
1903. Beechfield, Watford, in 1904.
2297. Nichols, Thomas William, Oct. 8, 1852 — 12. Mrs.
George Nichols, Hyde Park Cottage.
George Nichols was a grocer at 5, Briggate, and Great George Street ;
house, Hyde Park Cottage, in 1866.
2298. Tayler, Archdale, May 11, 1855 — 9. Rev. A. Tayler,
2, Victoria Road.
Son of the Rev. Archdale Wilson Tayler, a Master at the School.
2299. Wilkinson, Charles Herbert, Dec. 11, 1853 — 11. T.J.
Wilkinson, Spring Hill.
(Son of Thomas Jowett Wilkinson.) (See also No. 2233.) Dash wood
House, 9, Broad Street, London, in 1903.
2300. Welsh, Anthony Hunt, Dec. 25, 1852 — 12. Anthony
Welsh, Cobourg St.
Assisted his father at the Marble W^orks, Wood house Lane, for a few
years, and then retired. Died 24 March, 1897, at 2, Sewerby Villas,
Flamborough Road, Bridlington Quay.
2301. Brown, James Hamilton, Oct. 22^ 1853 — 11. Christopher
M. Brovrn, 27, Grove Terrace.
(Son of Christopher Musgrave Brown, ironmonger, 12, Kirkgate ; house,
27, Grove Terrace, in 1866. No. 187 ante.) James Hamilton Brown is
an iron and tinplate merchant in Leeds. Yewcroft, Harrt^te, in 1903.
2302. Butler, Roger, Jan. 26, 1854 — 10. Ambrose Butler,
Kirkstall.
(Son of Ambrose Edmund Butler.) Kepstorn, Kirkstall, in 1903.
2303. Patriarche, Philip Harding, July 21, 1851 — 13. Capt.
Henderson, R.N., Southsea.
A steel merchant. 151, Arlington Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey,
U.S.A., in 1903.
2304. Clark, Oscar William, Dec. 25, 1854 — Mrs. Clark,
Cowick, Selby.
St. Edmunds Hall, Oxford. B.A. 1877; ist Class Natural Science;
M.A. and M.B. 1882; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1881. St. Luke's House, Spa,
Gloucester, in 1901.
2305. Wrightson, Walsh, Oct. 2%, 1852 — 12. William
Wrightson, Eq', Hesketh House, Bolton Bridge,
Skipton.
An architect in Leeds. A private in the I^eeds Rifle Volunteers.
Director of Public Works, Trinidad.
2306. Grieg, Arthur, Sept' 13, 1864 — 11. M*" David Grieg,
De Grey Road, Leeds.
pavid Grei^ was a steam plough maker (John Fowler & Co., Hunslet),
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 177
2* Term, 1865.
2307. Hewetson, John Angelo, 8*** June, 1853 — 11. Henry
Hewetson, Esq*", 8, St. John'sTerrace, Woodhouse Moor.
A timber merchant at Hull; residence, Manor House, Beverley. (A
brother of Nos. 2308 and 2309.)
2308. Hewetson, Henry Bendelack, 3** April, 1850 — 15.
M.R.C.S. Eng. Hon. Surgeon (Eye and Ear) Leeds Infirmary.
Hanover Square, Leeds. Dead.
2309. Hewetson, William, 18 October, 1854 — 10.
Entered the Royal Navy, 1868; lieutenant 1880, commander 1894;
retired 18 Oct., 1894. Instructor of Royal Naval Volunteers* Resen^e.
2310. Topham, Henry, 24 Feb., 1853 — 12. Woollen Manu-
facturer. Richard Topham, Armley, nr. Leeds.
Richard Topham was a woollen manufacturer in Milford Place ; house,
Armley, in 1866.
231 1. [Bailey, Robert, 28 Dec, 1852 — 12. CoU'Inld. Revenue.
John Bailey, 6, S*^ John's Terrace.
Robert Greenoak Bailey. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1878; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1880.
117, Mount View Road, Stroud Green, Ix>ndon, N., in 1901. (A brother
of No. 2318.)
2312. Hardwick, Digby Winter, 20 Feb., 1 856 — 9. Auctioneer.
Winter Hardwicke, Headingley.
Winter Hardwick was an auctioneer in Headingley Lane, in 1866
(Hardwicks & Best, 31, Trinity Street; afterwards 26, Park Row).
2313. Hirst, George William, 2** June, 1854 — 10. Silversmith.
John Theodore Hirst, 9, Beech Grove Terrace.
John Theodore Hirst was a silversmith at 9, Beech Grove Terrace,
in 1866. (Hirst Bros., 97, Briggate.)
3** Term, 1865. born at
2314. Davidson, Alexander, 30 Nov., 1851, N'Castle on Tyne.
E. Davidson, Midland Bank, Albion S*.
Peter Davidson was manager of the Midland Bank, 22, Albion Street,
in 1866.
2315. Scholefield, Charles Edward, 19 Nov., 1854, Weetwood.
W. Scholefield, Weetwood Lodge.
Gone to America. Address unknown in 1904.
2316. Fitton, Joseph Allen, 1"* July, 1852, Manchester.
E. Gerrard Fitton, Francis St., New Leeds.
Edward Gerard Fitton was a manager in Francis Street, in 1866.
2317. Bacon, Alfred Thomas, 23 Dec, 1850, Leeds.
Mrs. Dufton, 70, Mabgate St., Leeds (grandmother).
L.R.C.P. Edin.; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1875. West Field, Leeds, in 1903.
2318. Bailey, John, 2o*^*»July, 1849, Ballymoney.
John Bailey, 6, S* John's Terrace, Leeds.
Triuity College, Dublin. B.A. and LL.B. 1874. Curate of St. Peter's,
Rochester, 1874-8. Chaplain of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Rochester,
1878. New Road House, Rochester, in 1904,
h
178 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2319. Williams, J. Norman S., 11*** May, 1857, Cowbridge.
Benj : Williams, 62, Woodhouse Lane.
Benjamin Williams was a hosier at 62, Woodhouse Lane, in 1866.
2320. Robinson, Thomas, 6 Jan., 1856, Leeds.
Anthony Robinson, Westhill, Pottemewton.
Keble College, Oxford.
2321. Dixon, George Edward, 21 Dec, 1852, Leeds.
Henry Dixon, De Grey Road, Leeds.
Henry Dixon was a dyer in Pitt Row; house, 3, De Grey Road, in
1866. George Edward Dixon lived at The Manor House, Pool, Leeds,
in 1903.
2322. Carter, William Hudson, 18 Sept., 1854, Pottemewton.
J. B. Carter, Esq*", Pottemewton.
Son of Joseph Barton Carter, surgeon. Died Sept., 1875.
2323. Hewson, William Henry, 10 April, 1852, Leeds.
Charles Hewson, Harehills Grove, Pottemewton, Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, Nov., 1874. Albion Street, Leeds, in 1903.
2324. Fenton, William, 1 6 April, 1850, Leeds.
Mrs. Fenton, 2, Queen's S*, Leeds.
2325. Logan, J. Walker, 31 Jan., 1850, Berwick.
David Logan, Esq', Berwick on Tweed.
John Walker Logan (son of David Logan, J. P., of Berwick -on-Tweed),
was a mechanical engineer. M.I.Nf.E. Died at Cape Town, 17 March,
1901.
2326. Blomefield,AlanM®WhirterN., 1 9 Jan., 1 851, Geelong,
care of Rev. J. Blomefield, S* George's.
Alan McWhirter Newham Blomefield (son of Rev. S. E. Blomefield,
of Bumham, Sutton, Norfolk), was a district surveyor. Post Office.
Drowned at the Mumbles, Swansea.
2327. Wheatley, Joseph, i July, 1851, Mirfield.
Henry Wlieatley, Esq., Woodlands.
A woollen manufacturer. Woodlands, Mirfield, in 1903.
2328. Dickson, John Philip, 15 Sept', 1850, S. Heliers.
Joseph Dickson, Esq., M.D., Jersey.
Joseph Dickson (M.D. Edin. 1842) lived at 56, Bath Street, Jersey,
in 1072.
2329. Flood, James Philip, 18* May, 1847, Repton.
Rev. S. Flood, Leeds.
(Son of Rev. S. Flood, D.D., of St. Matthew's, Little London.) Repton
School; Queen's College, Camb. Scholar; B.A. 1870; M.A. 1884.
Curate of Charlwood, Surrey, 1870-3 ; of St. Matthew's, Leeds, 1873-5.
Wilberforce Miss., 1875-8. Chaplain of Guy's Hospital, 1878-88.
Curate of Laxton, 1888-93. Vicar of Warmington, Oundle, from 1893.
2330. Paton, Joseph Wood, 30 Sept., 1856, Chorlton upon
Medlock, Lane — ^Joseph Paton, Prospect Terrace,
Hyde Park.
Joseph Clegg Paton was a woollen merchant at 7, Britannia Street ;
house, Prospect Terrace, in 1866.
ho
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 17Q
2331. Ingham, William, 3 March, 1853, Wortley.
Henry Ingham, Esq', Wortley.
Managing; Director Leeds Fire Clay Co. Ltd. (William Ingham & Son's
Branch) m 1903.
2332. Denton, George Wilmot, 30*** May, 1854, London.
George T. Denton, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds.
George Denton was a shipping merchant at 6, Victoria Chambers;
house, 12, Lyddpn Terrace, m 1866.
2333* S*John, Henry Percy (11), March 23, 1854.
Rev. F. S. S* John, Frampton, Gloucestershire.
(Son of the Rev. Maurice William Ferdinand St. John, D.D.) A clerk
in the House of Lords. 30, Eccleston Square, London, in 1905.
2334. Ruddock, George Albert (14), Oct. 27.
J. R. Ruddock, Esq'; 28, Sheepscar St.
(Son of William Ruddock, surgeon, of Keighley, and brother of
J. R. Ruddock.) A metal merchant. 71, Grange Avenue, Chapeltown
Road, Leeds, in 1903.
1866. First Term.
2335. Nelson, Herbert (11) — Henry Nelson, Esq., S. John's
Cottage.
Admitted a solicitor, Nov., 1877. Barr, Nelson & Co., 4, South
Parade, Leeds, in 1903.
2336. Freeman, Walter (10) — S. Freeman, Esq., Newton
Grove, New Leeds.
Samuel Freeman was an olive oil importer at Victoria Chambers;
house, Newton Grove, in 1866.
2337. Brameld, W. Arthur (13) — Mrs. Brameld, Amberley
Terrace.
Rev. William Arthur Brameld. Keble College, Oxford. B.A. 1874;
2nd Class Theol.; M.A. 1878. Curate of lUntbury, Berks., 1876-9;
of Lee, Kent, 1880-3. Principal of St. Paul's Mission House, Burgh,
1883-90. Prebendary of North Kelsey in Lincoln Cathedral, 1888.
Vicar of Wortley, Leeds, 1890-7; of St. Stephen's, Lewisham, 1897-
1904 ; of Chapel Allerton, Leeds, from 1904.
2338. Brameld, Thomas H. (11).
In the office of Mr. B. C. Pulleyne, solicitor, Leeds, in 1905.
2339. Denton, Herbert (9) — Mr. George Denton, 12, Lyddon
Terrace.
A brother of No. 2332.
2340. Ward, Edmund (9) — ^W. Sykes Ward, Esq., Denison
Hall, Hanover Square.
Admitted a solicitor, Nov., 1878. Ward & Sons, 1 1, Bank Street, Leeds.
2341. Ward, Alfred (9) — Do.
Known as Alfred Sykes- Ward, M.D. M.S. 188 1 ; .M.D. 1889. Edin.
University. 41, Queen's Walk, Nottingham, in 1901.
2342. Sykes, James Cecil (10) — Henry Marshall Sykes, Esq.,
Roundhay.
Secretary of T. H. Bracken & Co. Ltd., paper makers, Hunslet.
Gledhow House in 1903,
l8o LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2343* Sykes, John Percy (ii) — Do.
With Greenwood & Batlcy, engineers, Leeds. Woodhouse Square,
Leeds. Died 1897.
2344. Robinson, W. (12) — Mr. A. Robinson, West Hill,
Pottemewton.
The father, Anthony Robinson, was a grocer at 26, Uppcrhead Row;
house, Newton Vale, in 1866.
2345. Simms, Arthur (1 1) — W. Simms, Esq., Caledonian Road.
William Simms was a traveller at 25, Caledonian Road, in 1866.
2346. Macleod, John (9), stranger — Dr. Macleod, Ben
Rhydding.
William McLeod (M.D., St. Andrew's, 1843) was at Ben Rhydding
Hydro in 1872.
2347. Sewell, Harold Barthold (15), stranger — E. Sewell, Esq.,
Fulneck, Leeds.
Harold Barthold Sewell (son of Edward Sewell, Head Master of Fulneck
School), an ophthalmic optician at 16, New Station Street, Leeds, in 1905.
2348. Biggs, Robert (15), stranger — Mr. J. Biggs, Otley.
2349. Biggs, Jacob (13), stranger — Do. Otley.
2350. Dyson, Henry (12) — Mr. G. Dyson, Old George Hotel,
Briggate.
George Dyson kept the Old George, 174, Briggate, in 1866.
2351. Eraser, John (12) — J. Eraser, Esq., Ridgemount,
Headingley.
John Fraser was a civil engineer at 18, York Place; house, 6, Ridge
Mount, in 1866.
2352. Henderson, John — Rev. W. G. Henderson, Leeds Gr.
School.
Rev. John Dalyell Henderson. Queen's Collie, Oxford. Hastings'
Exhibitioner; B.A. 1881 ; M.A. 1893. Curate of Portsea, 1882;
Dalston, 1884; Barwick-in-Elmet, 1886; of Fetcham, 1890. Vicar of
Porchester from 1898.
Transferred.
2353. Scott, J., 21 March, 1854 — Mr. J. Scott, 3, Victoria Road.
John Scott was a woollen merchant (Scott & Beverley, 14, Greek Street),
and lived at 3, Victoria Road, Headingley, in 1866.
2354. Priestley, C. A., 17*^** June, 1853 — Mr. Joseph Priestley,
69, Camp Road.
Joseph Priestley was an insurance agent at 69, Camp Road, in 1866.
(See also No. C369.)
1866. 2** Term.
2355. Lupton, Charles, b. May 22, 1855 — F. Lupton, Esq.,
Roundhay.
(Son of Francis Lupton, No. 186.) To Rugby School ; Trinity College,
Cambridge. B.A. 1878; M.A. 1883. Admitted a solicitor, 188 1. Nelson,
Eddisons & Lupton, Albion Street, Leeds. Carr Head, Roundhay,
in 1903.
2356. Simpson, H. J. G., Oct. 27, 1855 — Rev. H. T. Simpson,
Adel. Stranger.
Son of Rev. Henry Trail Simpson, rector of Adel.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. l8l
2357- Wheatley, J. C, Jan. lo, 1854 — H. Wheatley, Esq.,
Mirfield. Stranger.
John Carlisle Wheatley was a woollen manufacturer. Died June, 1901.
2358. Barstow, T. W., Jan. 14, 1854 — Mrs. Barstow, 11, Beech
Grove Terrace.
2359- Nichols, H. J., May 13, 1854 — Mr. G. Nichols, Hyde
Park Terrace.
George Nichols was a grocer at 5, Briggate, and Great George Street ;
house, Hyde Park Cottage, in 1866.
2360. Barling, F.H.. June 12,1852 — Rev. J. Barling. Stranger.
Frederick Harvey Barling (son of John Barling, of Windermere).
Admitted a solicitor, April, 1878. Aberystwith. Died 1887.
2361. Day, Aug. 18, 1864 — E. Day, Esq., Knowle House,
Mirfield.
Edward Day, Esq., lived at Knowle House in 1866.
1866. 3^ Term. bom
2362. Naylor, William Arthur, June 25, 1851.
W. Naylor, Esq., 37, Parkfield Road, Liverpool.
2363. Beverley, W"' H., Mar. 16, 1855.
Mr. R. Beverley, 5, Fallowfield.
William Henry Beverley. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1876; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1877;
F.R.C.S. Edin. 1884. 13, Albion Road, Scarborough, in 1901. Died
2 Feb., 1905, aged 41.
2364. Boultbee, J. W., Jan. 16, 1851.
Rev. J. Boultbee, 4, Montpelier Terrace, Woodhouse
Moor.
James William Boultbee (son of Rev. James Boultbee, of Wrangthorn,
Leeds). Head of Water Conservancy, N.S.W. Wrangthorn, Straitsfield,
Sydney, N.S.W., in 1903.
2365. Boultbee, W. E., June 13, 1853.
Walter Ernest (Son of Rev. James) Boultbee. Civil Service, Scotland
Yard. Private Secretary to the Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan
Police. Died 6 Dec, 1897.
2366. Boultbee, H. T., Oct. 22, 1856.
Henry Travis (son of Rev. James) Boultbee. Gloucester College, 1881.
Curate of Eston, 1883 ; of Marske-by-the-Sea, 1886. Vicar of Hornby,
Bedale, 1901.
2367. Forster, F. A., Aug. 6, 1855.
Mr. F. Forster, i, Kingston Terrace.
Frederick Forster, Mourning Warehouse, 12, Briggate ; house,
I, Kingston Terrace, in 1866.
2368. Willans, J. R., June 13, 1855.
O. Willans, Esq., i. Midland Road, Hyde Park.
John Russell Willans (son of Obadiah Willans). Nan Tan House,
Dixon Lane, Wortley, in 1906.
2369. Clajrton, J. E., Mar. 8, 1853.
W. Clayton, Esq., 164, North S*^, Leeds.
Joseph Everett (son of William) Clayton. M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P.
ond. 1875. HeilbroB, Orange Free State, in 1901.
Jose
LoD
1 82 LEEDS GRAMBifAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2370. Broadbent, C, Feb. 12, 1855.
Mr. G. Broadbent, Church Lane, Armley.
George Broadbent was a clerk at Church Lane, in 1866.
2371. Tayler, Alfred, Aug. 20, 1856.
Rev. A. Tayler.
(Son of Rev. Archdale Wilson Tayler, a Master at the School). Died
at Calgary, Canada, from the effects of an accident, 1888.
2372. Rawley, R. E., Oct. 22^ 1856.
E.J. Rawley, Esq., 17, Hyde Park Terrace.
Edwin John Rawley was a traveller at 17, Hyde Park Terrace, in 1866.
2373. Wise, E. T., Nov. 12, 1856.
Mrs. Wise, i, Grosvenor Mount, Headingley.
2374. Wise, B. R., Feb. 10, 1858.
Bernard Ringrose Wise. Rugby School; Queen's College, Oxford.
Scholar; B.A. 1880; ist Class Jur. President Oxford Union.
Barrister, Middle Temple, 1883. K.C Attorney-General, New South
Wales, in 1903.
2375- Wheelwright, H., Sept. 13, 1855.
Mrs. Wheel wright. Slithers House, Ripponden, Halifax.
Harry Wheelwright, an engineer. Went to Australia. Address
unknown, 1905.
2376. Lawson, E., June 6, 1854.
Mrs. Lawson, i, Woodhouse Cliff.
Ekiward Ernest (son of Edward) Lawson. Machine maker, Samuel
Lawson & Sons, Hope Foundry, Mabgate. Chairman of the Board of
Guardians, 1898. Member of the Town Council, 1898. Chairman of
the Sanitary Committee. 2, Osborne Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
2377. Chermside, W. J., May 11, 1851.
George Chermside, Esq., Edrington House, Berwick
on Tweed.
2378. Scott, A. R., June 21, 1852.
Mr. J. W. Scott, Hillary House, Leeds.
Arthur Re^nald (son of James William) Scott. In the Yorkshire Bank,
Leeds. Living at Portsmouth in 1903.
2379. Scott, S. H., Oct. II, 1853.
Septimus Horace Scott (son of James William Scott, manager of the
Yorkshire Banking Company). Exeter College, Oxford. With his
brother Forrester, a broker in London. Died about 1894.
2380. Peacock, M. H., May 29, 1856.
M. Peacock, Esq., 13, S* John's Terrace.
Matthew Henry (son of Matthew) Peacock. Exeter College, Oxford.
Scholar, 1875; B.A. 1880; 2nd Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1883; Mus.B.
1889. Assistant Master of Bradford Grammar School, 1881. Head
Master of Wakefield Grammar School from 1883.
Transferred.
2381. Whalley, H. L., Jan. i6, 1855.
Mrs. Whalley, 12, Victoria Road.
Henry Lawson Whalley, a machine maker with S. Lawson & Sons,
Hope Foundry, Mabgale; afterwards Fairbaim, Lawson, Combe,
Barbour, Ltd. (See also No. c 396.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 183
2382. Wilks, F., June 22^ 1854.
Mr. J. H. Wilks, Vernon Road.
John Hemsworth Wilks was a clerk at 12, Vernon Road, in 1S66.
2383. Broughton, A., Jan. 12, 1854.
Mr. G. Broughton, 104, Portland Crescent.
Alfred Rroii|;hton, a musician in Leeds; choirmaster Leeds Musical
Festival. Died June, 1895. (See also No. c 299.)
1867. !■* Term.
2384. Garlick, Edward, Jan. 22^ 1853, in Leeds.
Mr. W™ Garlick, Dewsbury Road, Holbeck.
William Grarlick was a plasterer in Dewsbury Road in 1866. Edward
Garlick was with his father (William Garlick & Son).
2385. Whiteley, Thomas Tolson, Sept. 18, 1855, Leeds.
Mr. Thomas Whiteley, 15, Blenheim Square.
A quarry owner and stone merchant. Died 18 Oct., 1888, at St. Bees.
2386. Clarke, William Eagle, March 16, 1853, at Leeds.
W. Clarke, Esq., 2, Grosvenor Place, Leeds.
A naturalist. F.L.S. Assistant curator Leeds Philosophical and
Literary Society. Assistant in Natural History Department, Museum
of Science and Art, Edinburgh, in 1901.
2387. Clarke, Francis Edward, March 14, 1855, at Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, 1878. 3, Bank Street, Leeds. Clarke, Son and
Whittington. Grosvenor Villa, Grosvenor Road, Headingley, in 1905.
2388. Gribbon, Ernest Alfred, Dec. 20, 1857, in London.
Mr. Gribbon, 4, Beech Grove Road.
2389. Dobson, Arthur, April 26, 1853, Holbeck.
Dr. Thomas Dobson, Marshall St., Holbeck.
Thomas Dobson, M.D., was a surgeon at Green Cottage, Jack Lane,
in 1866.
2390. Middleton, Percy, Jan. 28, 1855, Hunslet.
Joseph Middleton, Esq., Roundhay.
Barrister, Inner Temple, 1887 \ N.E. Circuit. Park Lane, Leeds, in 1903.
2391. Cousins, William James, July 23, 1854, Leeds.
John James Cousins, Esq., AUerton Park, Chapeltown.
Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1876. Greek Street Chambers, Leeds.
Webton Court, Allerton Park, Chapel-AUerton.
2392. Dean, Edward Eldon, Feb. 24, 1851, Batley.
Thomas Dean, Esq., Batley.
Edward Eldon Deane, an architectural student under G. E. Street, R.A.,
and E. M. Barry, R.A. Practised four years in London; in U.S.A.
since 1883. 503, 5th Avenue, New York City, in 1904.
Transferred.
2393. Holmes, Joseph, Sep' 29, 1852, Hunslet.
John Holmes, Esq., Bond Terrace, Hunslet.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin. 1882. Rugby House, Meanwood Road,
Leeds, in 1901.
1 84 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2394. Leak, John Edwin, Dec' 6, 1852, Hunslet.
Mr. John Leak, Anchor St., Hunslet.
An architect and surveyor in Waterloo Road, Hunslet. A member of
the Leeds School Board and Hunslet Guardians. Died 13 Feb., 1S99.
2395. Fraser, Frederick William, Dec. 14, 1856, Bootle,
Lancashire — Mr. William Charles Fraser, 3, Aked's
Terrace, Woodhouse.
William Fraser was a salesman at 3, Akeds Terrace, in 1866. (See also
No. c 403.)
2396. Waddington, Matthew Henry, Aug. 25, 1852, Stood-
fold, Skipton — Mr. Nicholas Waddington, 20, Grove
Terrace, Camp Road.
(See also No. C421.)
1867. ^ Term.
2397. Smyth, William H., born i6th May, 1855 — H. Smyth,
Esq., 20, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
2398. Willans, James T., b. nth Nov', 1856 — Mr. Willans,
I, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
Obadiah Willans lived at i, Midland Road, in 1866.
2399. Tomlinson, Thomas C, b. 27 Sept', 1855.
Mr. Tomlinson, Burley Lawn, Leeds.
Thomas Conway Tomlinson (son of Thomas Tomlinson, a chemist —
Hirst, Brooke & Tomlinson). A chemist's valuer, 29, New Cannon
Street, Manchester. Lindon Lodge, Wilmslow, in 1904.
2400. Woodcock, Walter, b. nth Sept., 1852 — E. Woodcock,
Esq., 2, Oxford Row.
Edmund Woodcock was a dentist at 3, Park Square, in 1866.
2401. Waithman, George R., b. 7th Nov"", 1853 — Mr. A. G.
Waithman, 34, Coburg St.
Geoi^e Ringrose (son of Anthony George) Waithman. r. 1868. For
37 years with Taylor, Bros. & Co., Clarence Iron Works, Leeds.
Conductor of the Leeds Amateur Orchestra Society. Twelve years
Director of the Amateur Operatic Society. 103, St. Mark's Road,
Leeds, in 1906. (See also C393.)
2402. Mitchell, Joseph HoUings, b. 14^** Jan., 1853 — Mrs.
Mitchell, Spring Gardens, Bradford.
Mrs. Hannah Jane Mitchell lived at 19, Spring Gardens, in 1866.
1867. 3** Term. Bom
2403. Walker, Henry, 11, born 16 Oct., 1855, in Leeds.
W. E. Walker, Esq., Spring House, Willow Terrace
Road, Leeds.
(A son of William Elsworth Robinson Walker, tanner and flock
merchant). Died in Texas, 10 Aug., 1883, aged 27.
2404. Walker, William, 10, 30 Nov', 1856, in Leeds.
Brother of No. 2403.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 85
2405. Abbott,ClementBroughton,io, 30'*^ May, 1857, Preston,
Lancashire — Rev. James Abbott, S* Mark's Parsonage,
Woodhouse.
(Son of Rev. James Swift Abbott.) An architect in Melbourne; address
unknown in 1903.
2406. Harland, James Walker, 13, 6^** June, 1854, Leeds.
Mr. Thomas Harland, 118, Briggate, Leeds.
James Walter Harland, admitted a solicitor H. 1876. Harland & Ingham,
14, East Parade, 1905.
2407. Tuckwell, Philip E., 9, 8th Nov', 1857, Leeds.
Rev. H. Tuckwell, Headingley.
Pembroke College, Oxford. Scholar, 1876; B.A. 1880; 3rd Class Lit.
Hum. Head Master of Henley Grammar School; of Woodbridge
School. Died 10 April, 1900.
2408. Walker, Tom, 10, 7*** Jan., 1857, Leeds.
Mrs. Walker, 4, Woodhouse Square, Leeds.
Son of the late James Walker, and brother of Nos. 1887, 1890, 196 1,
and 1965.
2409. Scattergood,ArthurKimberley,i2, 3'*May, 1855, Leeds.
Thomas Scattergood, Esq', 41, Park Square, Leeds.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin. 1881. Blenheim Square, Leeds,
in 1901.
2410. Scattergood, Oliver, 11, 23 July, 1856, Leeds.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner, 1875; B.A. 1880;
3rd Class Natural Science; M.A.; M.B. 1884; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1884.
63, Cardigan Road, Leeds, in 1901. (A brother of No. 2409.)
241 1. Seaton, Henry, 9, 26 Sept', 1857, Leeds.
James Seaton, Esq., Wintoun House, Leeds.
The King's Regiment — second lieutenant. Died of fever at Rawal
Pindi, 1878.
2412. Seaton, Edward Ambler, 8, 15*** Nov', 1858, Leeds.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner ; B.A. 1880; 3rd Class
Law. Principal of the Nizam's Collie, Hyderabad, from 1894. (A
brother of No. 2411.)
2413. Pearson, Arthur Bailey, 12, 25*^ Nov', 1854, Holbeck.
G. B. Pearson, Esq., Headingley.
George Bailey Pearson was a finisher at Holbeck in 1866.
2414. Pearson, Thomas Arnold Octavius, 10, 22 May, 1857,
Holbeck.
A brother of No. 2413.
2415. Scholefield, Francis Henry, 11, 20*** July, 1856, Head-
ingley — Wm. Scholefield, Esq., Weetwood Lodge,
Headingley.
In the Postal Service in South Africa in 1904.
2416. Beetham, Walter, 10, 21 Feb., 1857, Leeds.
Mr. John Beetham, 23, S^ Paul's Street.
(Son of John Beetham, draper — Wilkinson & Beetham). Died before
1903.
l86 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2417. Beetham^ Charles, 11, 16 Dec', 1855, Leeds.
Went to Australia. (A brother of No. 2416.)
2418. Francis, Norman Arbuthnot, 9, 23 Jan., 18584
Col. Francis, Park Lane.
(Son of Col. Peregrine Madgwick Francis, late R.E., sub-agent Bank of
England.) Went to Wellington College. i8th Royal Irish Regt. — ensign,
7 June, 1879; lieutenant, 2 June, 18S0; adjutant; captain, i Feb., 1885.
Afghanistan, 1880, medal; Egypt, 1884-5, medal; retired. Died i Jan.,
1906, at The Gables, Wootton, King's Lynn, aged 47.
2419. Tetley, Hamilton, 13, 7 Sepf, 1854, Leeds.
Mr. W. Tetley, St. John's Terrace, Leeds.
Charles Hamilton (son of William) Tetley, a warehouseman. Address
not known in 1904.
2420. Horsfield, Edmund, 11, 30 Aug., 1856, Leeds.
Mr. J. N. Horsfield, Sweet Street, Holbeck, Leeds.
(Son of John Napoleon Horsfield, a druggist at 40, Sweet Street,
Holbeck, who died 17 Jan., 1891.) A druggist (J. N. Horsfield & Son),
Sweet Street. Swanland House, Bridlington, in 1904.
2421. Armitage, Henry L., 12, 31 May, 1855, Cape of Good
Hope — Richard Armitage, Esq', 6, Woodsley Terrace.
Henry Leathley (son of Richard) Armitage. Manager of the Famley
Ironworks. Died 9 Jan., 1 88 1, at Ilkley.
2422. Armitage, Arthur, II, 11 July, 1856, Cape of Good Hope.
Admitted a solicitor, 1878. Upton & Armitage, Leeds. SoUer, Majorca,
in 1903. (A brother of No. 2421.)
Transferred.
2423. Braithwaite, Hodgson, 14, 29 Aug., 1853, Leeds.
Mr. Hodgson Braithwaite, Westfield House, Horsforth.
A cloth merchant. Died in Leeds, 13 March, 1896.
2424. Betts, Edward, 13, 13 Jan., 1854, Leeds.
Mr. E. Betts, Lady Pit Lane, Beeston Hill.
Edward Betts was a luitter at 19, Briggate ; house, Greenmount Street
in 1866.
2425. Inchbold, Edward Stanley, 12, 21 Dec', 1855, London.
Mr. T. M. Inchbold, 13, Hilary St., Leeds.
(Son of T. M. Inchbold, No. 418 anie,) A landscape painter. (See also
No. c 419.)
2426. Storr, Peter Ripley, 15, 17 July, 1852, Leeds.
Mr. Joseph Storr, 6, Upper Fountaine S*, Leeds.
A stockbroker at 21, Victoria Chamliers, Leeds, in 1890. At 32, Ella
Street, in 1905. (See also No. C420.)
1868. First Term. born
2427. Nixon, Haydn Frederick, 13, b. ii^** April, 1854.
Mr. W. Nixon, 45, Kirkgate.
The Rev. Haydn Frederick Nixon. St. John's Collie, Cambridge.
Exhibitioner; B.A. 1878; M.A. 1883. Cuiate of Addlestone, Surrey;
of St. Mark's, North Audley Street. Vicar of St. Paul's, Brentford,
from 1 891.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. tS?
2428. Lempriere, George Beresford, 9, 5*^*^ May, 1858, Gilling-
ham, Kent — Capt. G. Lempriere, Bank of England.
(Son of Capt. George Reid Lempriere, sub-agent Bank of England,
Leeds.) Middlesex Regiment — second lieutenant 1879, lieutenant 1880,
captain 1887, major 1898, brevet lleut. -colonel 1900, lieut. -colonel
1904, brevet colonel 1905.
2429. Atkinson, Reginald, 9, 29 May, 1858, Jerusalem.
E. Atkinson, Esq', 2, Albion Place.
Reginald Atkinson (son of Edward Atkinson, surgeon).
2430. Femie, Robert W., 10, 5*^** Dec, 1857, Derby.
R. W. Fernie, Esq., 3, Moorland Terrace.
John Fernie was an iron manufacturer (Taylor Bros.) at 3, Moorland
Terrace, in 1866.
2431. Stables, Ebenezer Lister, 11, 21 Feb., 1856, Leeds.
James Stables, Esqr., 14, Beech Grove Terrace.
(Son of James Stables, tea dealer.) Died 18 April, 1870.
2432. Topham, Richard, 10, 3 Mar., 1857, Wortley.
Richard Topham, Esq., Armley.
Henry Topham, a brother of No. 2044. Last heard of in Chicago.
2433. Brook, Charles Lewis, 12, June 12, 1855, Meltham,
n' Aldmondbury — (Mrs. Meredith) Strangfer.
Uppingham School; Trinity College, Oxford. B.A. 1878; M.A. 1896.
A cotton thread manufacturer. Director of J. & P. Coats, Ltd.
Harewood Lodge, Meltham Mills, Huddersfield, in 1903.
2434. Fenton, Herbert, 11, Oct. 29, 1856, Knowsthorpe.
Mrs. Fenton, 35, Crimble S*.
(Son of John Thomas Fenton.) Articled to James Fox, land surveyor,
Leeds. Went to South Africa.
2435. Brown, Walter Henry, 11, Dec. 5, 1856, York.
Mrs. Brown, 2, Lyddon Terrace.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1878; F.R.C.S.I. 1887. Resident Surgical Officer
and afterwards Hon. Surgeon, General Infirmary, at Leols. 19, Queen
Street, and Highfield House, Headingley, in 1905.
2436. Cookson, Joshua, 13, Nov' i, 1854, Holbeck.
Mr. W. Cookson, Marshall S*^, Holbeck.
William Cookson was a builder in Marshall Street in 1866. Joshua
Cookson was a sharebroker at 17, Ashville Grove, Cardigan Road,
in 1890.
2437. Ditmas, Herbert Cecil, 14, Nov' 6, 1853, Beverley.
W. Ditmas Esq., Eastgate, Beverley.
Died at Beverley whilst a pupil at, or shortly after leaving, school.
2438. Ferns, William Park, 11, Jan. 27, 1856.
Francis Ferns, Esq., Woodhouse Cliff.
Admitted a solicitor, 1879. Ferns & Sons, 38, Albion Street, Leeds,
1901. Retired 1903. 46, St. Michaers Road, Headingley, in 1904.
2439. Eraser, James, lo, May 30, 1857.
J. Eraser, Esq., Ridgemount.
John Fraser was a civil engineer at 18, York Place; house, 6, Ridge
Mount, in 1866.
1 88 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2440. North, Walter, 15, June 6, 1852, Leeds.
W. North, Esq., S. Mark's Villas, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of William North, solicitor.) Admitted a solicitor, Nov., 1875;
in the Leeds Law List, 1903.
2441. Pope, Frank, 12, Dec. 22, 1855, Merstham, Surrey.
T. Baines, Esq., Chapel Town, in loco parentis.
Frank Montague Pope (son of Thomas Pope, of Harewood, Bletchingley,
a connection of Thomas Blackburn Baines). Magdalene College, Qim-
bridge. Scholar; B.A 1877; Natural Science ; M.B. 1881; M.D. 1901 ;
F.R. C. P. Lond. 1902. Senior Physician Leicester Infirmary. 4, Prebend
Street, Leicester, in 1903.
2442. Pope, Reginald, 10, Dec. 28, 1857, Bletchingley.
Reginald Barrett Pope (son of Thomas Pope, and brother of No. 2441).
LL.B. Lond. Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1879. Stuckey, Son & Pope,
4, Prince's Place, Brighton. 41, Sussex Square, Brighton, in 1903.
2443. Sheppard, Murray.
Rev. J. G. Sheppard, Kidderminster. Stranger.
(Son of Rev. John George Sheppard, D.C.L. Fellow of Wadham
Collie, Oxford, and Head Master of Kidderminster Grammar
School.) After a few months removed to a school at Winchester.
Has been for twenty years in the United States, 1905.
2444. Wood, Richard, 12, March 31, 1855, Hunslet.
Mr. Joseph Wood, 45, Grafton St.
Joseph Wood was a fruiterer in Grafton Street in 1866.
Re-entry.
2445. Flood, Frank, 13, 10 Oct', 1854, Leeds.
Rev. S. Flood, S' Matthew's Vicarage, Leeds.
The name is not to be found elsewhere in the Raster.
Francis Pulteney Flood. Leeds Medical School and Guy's Hospital.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1878; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1879. Frondeg, Cefn, Merthyr
Tydvil.
1868. 2** Term.
2446. Lampen, Charles Dudley, 9, 23 Jan., 1859, Scam-
monden — Rev. S. P. Lampen, Vicarage, New Wortley.
(Son of Rev. Stephen Pering Lampen.) London College of Div. 1879.
Curate of Aston ; of St. Paul, Lozells, Birmingham ; of St. Thomas's,
• Huddersfield. Vicar of St. Andrew's, Huddersfield ; of Eastry, Dover,
from 1890.
2447. Hebblethwaite, Ernest Presgrave, 10, 7^** Dec, 1857,
Headingley — ^J.W. Hebblethwaite, Esq., Moor AUerton
Hall.
Malvern College; Exeter College, Oxford. B.A. 1881 ; M.A. 1885.
Curate of St. Ive, Cornwall ; of Dunster, Somerset. Vicar of Poundstock,
Cornwall, 1889-1903. ii, Merton Road, Bedford, in 1904.
2448. Bower, Ernest Dykes, 14, 27 Dec, 1853, Leeds — Mr.
W. Bower, 37, Park Square, Leeds.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1875; L.S.A. Lond. 1876; F.R.C.S. Edin. 1900.
Elton House, Barton Street, Gloucester, in 1901.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 89
2449. Scott, Neville Octavius, 12, 18 Dec, 1855, Leeds — Mr.
James Scott, Hilary Place, Leeds.
(Son of James William Scott, manager Yorkshire Bank.) An invalid
living at Bournemouth in 1903.
2450. Ferns, Walter Frank, 10, 20 Aug., 1857, Headingley.
Francis Ferns, Esqr., Headingley.
A leather merchant in Leeds for some years ; afterwards in Birmingham .
Sept' 14^,
1868. 3^ Term.
2451. Wilson, Charles Henry, 9, 5^ Nov', 1858 — George
Wilson, Esq', Carlton Hill.
With the London City and Midland Bank, Leeds, in 1903.
2452. Wilson, William, 11, 25th March, 1856.
At the Walsall Wood Colliery, Walsall, in 1903. (A brother of No. 2451.)
2453. Taylor, Andrew John Lonsdale, 12, 16 March, 1856.
John Taylor, Esq., 3, Victoria St., S* John's Hill.
2454. Holmes, Arthur Thomas, 10, 18 Dec', [857 — Frederick
Holmes, Springfield House, Burmantofts.
Magdalene College, Cambridge. Milner Scholar; B.A. 1881 ; M.A.;
LL.M. Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1885. North & Sons, 4, East
Parade, Leeds. 59, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1903.
2455. Johnston, Frederick William, 10, 15 Septr., 1858.
William David Johnston, Esqr., 2, Beech Grove Terrace.
Admitted a solicitor; practised in Leeds. To Florida, 1886. A
journalist in Louisiana. To Leeds in 1888. To Tasmania in 1892, and
to Wellington; to England in 1903. At Comrie, Perth, N.B., in 1903.
2456. Spark, Thomas Blake, 10, 18 Septr., 1858 — D' Spark,
Springfield Villa.
Admitted a solicitor. Died in 1886.
2457. Bearpark, George Edmundson, 13, 20 April, 1855.
Mr. G. E. Bearpark, 86, East SS Leeds.
(Son of George Edmundson Bearpark, a surgeon in East Street.) A
medical student. Died in Leeds of scarlet fever, 5 July, 1874.
2458. Buttrey, Abraham Bateson, 10, Sept', 1857 — ^John
Armitage Buttrey, Shad well.
John Armitage Buttrey was a wool merchant at i. Cross Bank Street,
in 1850.
2459. Slater, Charles Henry, 10, 23 Aug: 1858 — Elijah
Slater, Ashville, Stanningley.
A woollen manufacturer (£. Slater & Sons, Ltd., Stanningley). Living
at Ashville, Farsley, in 1903.
2460. Molesworth, Francis Hilton, 14, 24 Jany., 1854 — Rev.
R. Molesworth, Todmorden. S.
(Son of Rev. Rennell Francis Wynn Molesworth.) A dyer at
Accrington in 1879. Principal of the Agricultural College, Adelaide.
F.C.S.; F.G.S. 70, Windsor Road, Petersham, Sydney, N.S.W,
IQO LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2461. Wilson, George Monkhouse, 14, 13 Jan., 1854 — R- M.
Wilson, Esq., Salisbury. S.
George Munkhouse Wilson. Admitted a solicitor, 1876. Wilson & Sons,
Salisbury and Wilton, in 1903.
2462. Fraser, John Charles, 8, 25 Nov., i8'^9 — W. C. Fraser,
Cliff Road.
2463. Ferns, Percy Herbert, 9, 9 May, 1859 — F- Ferns, Esq.,
Woodhouse Cliff.
With Kuypers & Ostler, leather merchants, Leeds. Went to New
Zealand. Died 27 Feb., 1898, at Asenby Lodge, Thirsk.
2464. Molesworth, John Hilton, 12, 14 Mar., 1856 — Rev. R.
Molesworth, Todmorden. S.
Keble College, Oxford. B.A. 1878; M.A. 1882. Curate of Welling-
borough ; of Stoke Newington. Vicar of St. Mark's, Peterborough, and
Rural Dean ; of St. John's, I^eicester, from 1897. (A brother of No. 2460.)
2465. Gibson, Gavin Alured, 13, i April, 1855 — G. Gibson,
Esq., i,Tanfield St. S.
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Scholar, 1876; B.A. 1879; 2nd
Class Natural Science.
1869. First Term.
2466. Musgrave, Thomas William, 14, Oct. 6, 1854 — ^Albert
Musgrave, Belle Vue, Leeds.
Albert Musgrave was a dyer in Kirkstall Road; house, 21, York Place,
in 1866. The son was a dyer in Nebraska in 1904.
2467. Cariss, Frank Herbert, 12, Apr. 21, 1856 — Ben Cariss,
Burley, Leeds.
Apprenticed to Greenwood & Batley, engineers, Leeds ; with them till
his death in 1890.
2468. Wigin, Robert Smeethwaite, 15, May 16, 1853 — Mrs.
Wigin, Methley. Stranger.
Robert Smirthwaite Wigin. Admitted a solicitor, Dec, 1875. 83, Albion
Street, Leeds, in 1903.
2469. Derham, Frank Seymour, 10, June 29, 1858 — ^Thomas
Derham, Esq., 15, Blenheim Terrace.
(Son of Thomas Shann Derham.) East Lancashire Regiment — second
lieutenant, i May, 1878; lieutenant, 21 July, 1880; captain, I June,
1885; major, 23 Sept., 1897; lieut. -colonel, Sept., 1905.
2470. Derham, Ernest W., 12, Oct. 2^, 1856.
Agent for typewriting machines in Leeds and Biadford. (Brother of
No. 2469.)
2471. Templer, Henry, 10, June 19, 1858 — Charles C.Templer,
Midland Road, Hyde Park.
(Eldest son of Charles Copland Templer. ) Somersetshire Light Infiintry —
second lieutenant 1878, lieutenant 1880; Bengal Staff Corps, 1883;
major and second in command, 5th Punjab Cavalry, 1903; lieut. -colonel,
I May, 1904; commanding 25th Cavalry.
2472. Clark, George Handel, 12, Aug. 28, 1856 — ^J. F.Clarke,
133, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of John Frederic Clark.) With George Bray & Co., gas lighting
engineers, Leeds. Died 21 July, 1884.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 191
2473. Scholefield, George Alfred, 15, Aug. 21, 1853.
W. Scholefield, Weetwood Lodge, Headingley.
2474. Williams, Ferdinand Harley, 12, Jan. 3, 1857 — Rev.
H. Williams, Kensington Terrace.
Rev. Ferdinand James Harley (son of Rev. Charles Harley Drummond)
Williams. University College, Durham. Scholar; B. A. 1878; ist Class
Classics; 2nd Class Theol.; M.A. 1881 ; Fellow. Curate of St. Hilda's,
South Shields, 1883-91 ; of West Hartlepool, 1891-94. Vicar of Lowick,
Northumberland, from 1894.
2475. Broadhead, Joseph Conyers, 11, July 22, 1857 — ^J. M.
Broadhead, Brookfield House, Kirkstall.
Joseph Conyers (son of James Monkman) Broadhead was living at
Morecambe in 1903.
2476. Johnson, George William, 11, Nov. 23, 1857 — Mrs.
Johnson, Woodbine Terrace, Headingley.
2477. Foster, Arthur, 13, May, 1855 — Foster, Edward, Car-
digan Villa, Cardigan Road, Burley.
2478. Berry, John William, 15, June 13, 1853 — ^James T.
Berry, Esq', Woodlane Hall, Sowerby Bridge. Str.
Admitted a solicitor, 1877 ; retired 1884. Holly Lodge, Ealing Common,
Middlesex, in 1904.
2479. Allan, Arthur Thomas, 13, Dec. 17, 1855 — ^T. Allan,
13, Lyddon Terrace.
2480. Sands, William, 15, Jan. 19, 1854 — ^W, Sands, Esq.,
Eldon ville, Woodhouse Lane.
2481. Pollock, Charles Fitzgerald, 13, Nov. 10, 1855.
T. Pollock, Esq', 7, Kingston Place, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Pollock. ) An engineer. District Loco. Superintendent,
Cape Government Railways, Queenstown in 1905.
Return.
2280. Hardwick, Percy, 14, June 26, 1854 — Winter Hard wick.
Mount View, Headingley Lane.
1869. Second Term.
2482. Slater, John Arthur, 10, May 6, 1858— Jeremiah Slater,
Longfield House, Stanningley.
In London in 1903.
2483. Hardisty, W°> H., 9, Feb. 18, i860— Mr. H. Hardisty,
Grove Cottage, Chapel Lane, Roundhay.
2484. Lambert, Arthur, 10, Oct. 24, 1858 — W. Lambert,
Oaklield, Far Headingley.
(Son of William Lambert.) A woollen manufacturer (J. Bottomley and
Co., 2, Russell Street, Leeds). 7, Cumberland Road, Headingley,
in 1905.
2485. Thorp, Albert, 13, Oct. i, 1855— Joseph Thorp, Regent
Villas, Headingley.
(Eldest son of Joseph Dickinson Thorp.) No occupation. Died at the
Green, £sher, 9$ Sept., 1882,
192 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2486. Shute, Arthur, 12, June 15, 1856 — Frederick Shute,
14, Kensington Terrace, Headingley.
A boot and shoe manufacturer in Kirkgate, Wakefield, in 1903.
2487. Bayldon, Charles D., 11, Dec. 9, 1857— C. H. Bayldon,
18, Midland Road.
Charles Dawson Bayldon (son of Charles Henry Bavldon, solicitor)
learned farming. Cire of Mr. Wilson, Prince's Docksiae, Hull, 1904.
2488. Henderson, Ralph Anstruther, 9, Oct. 29,^859.
(Son of Rev. W. G. Henderson, Head Master.) Manchester Regiment —
second lieutenant 1879, lieutenant 1 881, captain 1888, major 1899.
Egyptian War 1882, medal and star; Burmese Expedition 1885-7,
medal. Governor of Aldershot Military Prison, 1895-1905, Inspector
of Military Prisons, 1906.
Retd.
2488A. Reeve, W. B., 14, Nov. 15, 1854 — Rev. H. Reeve,
Prison, Leeds.
This name is not to be found elsewhere in the Register.
2236. Dear, W.
William Carey Dear. (See page 171.)
1869. 3** Term.
2489. Horsfield, Herbert Knight, 13, July 20, 1856 — Rev.
R. Horsfield, Newton Grove, Leeds.
A writer on .sporting subjects. Ivy Lodge, Chapel-Allerton, in 1904.
2490. Horsfield, Richard Marshall, 15, Aug. 22^ 1854.
A leather manufacturer, Meanwood Road Leather Works, Leeds. West-
garth, Meanwood, in 1904. (A brother of No. 2489.)
2491. Joy, William (jlover, 16, Mar. 14, 1853 — W°* Glover
Joy, Esq"", Springfield Mount.
Son of William Glover Joy, a seed crusher.
2492. Potter, Alfred, 1 1, Oct. 31, 1857 — John Potter, 4, Vernon
Road.
A sharebroker. Potter & Co., 16, Park Row, Leeds, in 1905.
2493. Topham, James, 9, Sept. 26, 1859 — Richard Topham,
Armley.
Manager of the Torpedo Department at the works of Greenwood and
Batley, Ltd. 4, Brentwood Terrace, Armley, in 1905.
2494. Holmes, James Gardner, 9, Nov. i, 1859 — Frederick
Holmes, Springfield H°, Bur man tofts.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L.F.P. Glasg. 1886. Newton Mount,
159, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, in 1901.
2495. Sykes, Edwin Stanley, 13, Nov. 18, 1855 — S. Sykes,
Esq', Knowsthorpe.
Queen's College, Cambri(^e. B. A. 1876 ; M.A 1880. Curate of St.
John's, Sunderland, 1878; of Boldon, Durham, 1886. Vicar of
Hed worth, Durham, from 1892.
2496. Robinson, John Richard, 12, June 23, 1857 — Richard
H. Robinson, Kirkstall Hall, Bramley.
2497. Scholefield, Frederick Herbert, 10, Sept' 10, 1859.
W° Scholefield, Weetwood Lodge, Far Headingley,
Rugby.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 93
2498. Singleton, Harry, 16, July 8, 1853 — C. W. Singleton,
York.
Commercial traveller. 48, East Mount Road, York, in 1904.
2499. Williams, Percy, 10, Oct. 8, 1859— -Rev. H. Williams.
Percy Eraser Ledgard (son of Rev. Charles Harley Drummond) Williams.
In a bank ; then with Messrs. Clay, of Brighouse ; died there in 1S94.
2500. Priestley, Joseph, 13, Feb. 8, 1856-^Mr. S. Priestley,
Anchor St., Hunslet.
2501. Stead, Holmes, 15, June 19, 1854 — Mrs. Stead, Bramley.
2502. Sykes, Walter, 14, Nov. 22, 1855 — Mrs. Sykes, Gosport,
near Huddersfield. Stranger.
Joe Walter (son of Edward and Mary) Sykes. A manufacturer at
Huddersfield. Died 23 Oct., 1879, at Gosport, near Huddersfield.
1870. First Term.
2503. Fowler, Charles John, 15*** June, 1856 — 14. Charles
Fowler, Esq"", Headingley.
A surveyor and architect at 17, High Street, Tonbridge, in 1903. A
captain 3rd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment ; retired.
2503A. Kent, William Mowey, 12*^ Jan., 1859 — 11. W. H.
Kent, 5, Oak Terrace, Headingley.
William Henry Kent was a traveller ; house, Carr Place, in 1S66.
2504. Exley,John,i7May, 1857 — ^2. GreorgeExley, 48, Hunslet
Lane.
A pharmaceutical chemist in 1878 at 34, Hunslet Lane. Far Royd,
Burley-in-Wharfedale, in 1904.
2505. Easton, Frank, 22 Mar., 1858 — 11. W™ Easton, Consort
Terrace, Bellevue Road, Leeds.
2506. Bulmer, Arthur Thomas, 11 Nov., 1855 — 14. James
Bulmer, East Keswick.
2507. Dixon, Lorenzo, 29 Oct., 1854 — 15. David Dixon,
93, Portland Crescent, Leeds.
Lorenzo Dixon (son of David Dixon) Marshall was a storekeeper at
Bathurst, New South Wales, in 1903.
2508. Barrett, Ernest Sedgwick, 25 May, 1857 — '2. George
Barrett, Kirkstall.
An iron merchant in Bradford ; then at the Reading Iron Works,
Philadelphia, U. S. A. Died Dec. , 1 903.
2509. Tiltman, John Huntley, 21 Dec, 1857 — 12. Rev. T.
Hodson, Wortley.
2510. Dawson, FrederickWoodland,3 July, 1859 — 10. Thomas
Dawson, Caledonian Road.
Mr. Thomas Dawson lived at 53, Caledonian Road, in 1866.
2511. Fowell, Arthur Newton, 28 April, 1858 — 11. John
Digby Fowell, 4, Aked Terrace.
A bank clerk. Died 1 8 May, 1899, *^ Sidmouth.
M
194 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2512. Matheson, George Edward, 28 Feb., 1856 — 13. Mrs.
Matheson, 8, Hyde Terrace.
Son of William Malheson, a merchant (C. P. Henderson & Co.).
2513. Hird, George Frederick, 23 Dec, 1857 — 12. F.W. Hird,
2, Woodhouse Square, Leeds.
(Son of Frederick William Hird.) Admitted a solicitor, July, 1880.
10, Serjeant's Inn, E.C. Died 7 Aug., 1897, ^^ Argyle Street, London.
2514. Spark, William Staley, 5 Feb., i860 — 9. D*" Spark,
Springfield Villa.
In Canada in 1903.
2515. Fowler, C. G., 15 June, 1856 — 13. C. Fowler, Esqr.,
North Lodge, Cardigan Road, Headingley.
Believed to be the same person as No. 2503.
2516. Firth, John Granger, 25 April, 1857 — 13. Mr. Joseph
Firth, S' Mark's Cottage, Woodhouse Lane.
2517. Horsman,ThomasH., ioNov',1856 — 14. Mr.T. Horsman,
High Royd, S* John's Terrace.
Exeter College, Oxford. Thomas O'H. Horsman. Barrister, 1894.
3, King's Bench Walk, in 1903.
1870. 2^ Term.
2518. Hodson, Joseph Storr, Jan. 13, 1861 — 9. Marmaduke
S. Hodson, Navigation House, Leeds.
Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Essex Regiment, 2nd Battalion —
second lieutenant 1881, lieutenant. Died at Leeds, 10 Jan., 1885.
Lawnswood.
2519. Scott, Cecil Wray, Oct,7, 1857—12. J. W. Scott, Hillary
House.
(Son of James William Scott, manager, Yorkshire Bank.) With
Greenwood & Batley, engineers, Leeds. A mining engineer, Victoria,
B.C., in 1903.
2520. Templer, Charles Bertram, April 9, i860 — 10. C. C.
Templer, i. Beech Grove Place,
(Second son of Charles Copland Templer). Scottish Rifles— second
lieutenant 1880, lieutenant 1881. Bengal Staff Corps— major, 11 Aug.,
1900. Squadron commander, 19th Bengal JLancers, 1903 ; retired.
2521. Harrison, Frederick Percy, Nov. 30, 1858 — 11.
H. Harrison, Oatlands, Burley.
Rev. Frank Harrison. Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner;
B.A. 1882; 3rd Class Mathematics; M.A, 1885. Curate of Lancaster;
of Trinity, Hulme ; of Stretford ; of St. Philip's, Salford. Rector of
Reddish, Stockport, from 1891.
2522. Ramsden, John Martin, June 21, 1858 — 11. J. W.
Ramsden, Springville, Headingley.
To Bramham College, 1871; Yorkshire College, Weaving, &c, 1878-9.
To New Zealand, 1879. With the Union S-S, Co. of New Zealand at
Dunedin, 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 195
2523. Hebblethwaite, Percy Cockburn, June 4, 1859 — 10.
J. W. Hebblethwaite, Moortown.
(Son of Joseph Whiteley Hebblethwaite.) Died 28 Sept., 1889, at
Boston Spa.
2524. Dawson, Greorge Herbert, June 10, 1858 — 11. Rev.
W. Dawson, Moor AUerton.
George Herbert Dawson (son of Rev. William Dawson, D.D.)
M.R.C.S. Ei^.; L.R.C.P. Edin. Boccombe, Bournemouth.
2525. Dawson, Henry S' John, June 24, 1857 — *2.
(Son of Rev. William Dawson, D.D.) A barrister, Lincoln's Inn,
Easter, 1888; S.E. Circuit. 2, Pump Court; 10, Redcliffe Street, S.W,
2526. Smith, James Hastings, Sept' 17, 1858 — 11. Edmund
Smith, Hastings Place, Vernon Road.
A commercial traveller at Orley Terrace, Chapel Lane, Headingley,
in 1905.
2527. Wilson, Frank, June 21, 1855 — 14. Mrs. Wilson, Cavour
ot., L«eecis.
2528. Clayton, Arthur John, Nov. 26, 1855 — H- W. Clayton,
164, North St.
L.RC.P. Edin.; L.RC.S. Edin. 1883. Roundhay, Leeds, in 1901.
1870. 3* Term.
2529. S. — Firth, Frank West, Dec. 17, 1859 — 10.
T. A. Firth, Upperwood, Apperley Bridge.
A wool broker and noil merchant at 20, Mill Street, Bradford
(T. A. Firth & Co.). Rosemount House, Bolton, Bradford, in 1904.
2530. S. — Firth, James William, Oct. 3, 1856 — 13.
(Brother of No. 2529.) A commission woolcomber in Bradford. Briar-
wood, Ilkley, in 1904.
2531. S. — Firth, Thomas Walter, Jan. 21, 1858 — 12.
(Brother of No. 2529.) A wooUtapler in Bradford. 18, Blenheim
Road, Manningham, in 1904.
2532. Wilkinson, James Featherstone, Oct, 31, i860 — 9. J. H.
Wilkinson, 14, S*^ John's Terrace.
(Son of James Henshall Wilkinson.) Captain in the Merchant Service ;
retired. Died in China in 1899.
2533. Wilkinson, William, Jan. 2, 1859 — i'-
(Brother of No. 2532.) Living in Glasgow m 1905.
2534. S. — Molesworth, Ernest, June ii, 1858 — 12. Rev. R.
Molesworth, Todmorden.
The Rev. Ernest Hilton Molesworth. St. John's College, Cambridge.
B.A. 1881; M.A. 1885 ; F.R.G.S. Curate of St. George's, Barrow-m-
Fumess, 1882; St. Mary's, Carlisle, 1883; St. James', Norlands, Notting
Hill, 1885. Chaplain at Corfu, 1887. Curate of Christ Church,
Lancaster Gate, 1888. Rector of Jedburgh, 1889; of St. George's,
Edinburgh, from 1897. 53, Albany Street, Edinburgh, in 1903,
196 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2535. S. — Fox, George William, July 21, i860 — 10. Greorge
Fox, ThomclifFe, Dewsbury.
Cotton spinner and manufacturer, Dewsbury. Staincliffe Hall. Major,
Yorkshire Light Infantry, 1st Volunteer Battalion. Died 10 March,
1904, aged 43.
2536. Revell, Samuel. S. Revell, Theaker Lane, Armley.
A draughtsman. Died at Leeds, 4 April, 1905.
2537. Atkinson, Arthur Rivington, May 18, 1861. J. W.
Atkinson, Woodhouse Square.
Arthur Rimington Atkinson (second son of John William Atkinson, of
13, Woodhouse Square, Leeds, solicitor). A mining engineer. Died
at Iquique, in Chili, May, 1890.
2538. Wi4kinson, Claude Henry Dacre. Mrs. Wilkinson,
Hillary Terrace, Leeds.
2539. Robinson, Joseph Henry, July 29, 1856. Mr. J. H.
Robinson, Mill Green, Holbeck.
(Son of Joshua Horner Robinson.) A maltster at 6, Balme Walk ;
house, Victoria Villa, Coupland Street, Beeston Hill, in 1905.
2540. Robinson, Benjamin Laurence Herbert, May 12, 1858.
(Brother of No. 2539.) A woollen manufacturer at 28, Mill Green,
NewWortley; house, St. Ives, Boston Spa, in 1905.
2541. Mason, William Harrap, Dec. 16, 1853 — 16. Mr. G.
Mason, Marion S^ Leeds.
William Harrap Mason. M.R.C.S. Eng. 1879; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1880.
228, Dewsbury Road, Leeds, in 1901.
2542. S. — McDonald, Frederick William, 1858 — care of Mrs.
M^Dermott, Rev. J. Thompson, Upper Armley.
2543. Armitage, Edward, Jan. 18, 1861 — 9. R. Armitage,
Esqr., 6, Woodsley Terrace, Leeds.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1886. Waltham,
Grimsby, in 1901.
2544. Dobson, James Edward, Mar. 26, 1859 — 11. Richard
Dobson, Esq., Middleton Grange, nr. Leeds.
(Fourth son of Richard Dobson.) A maltster. Died 10 July, 1897, at
Harrogate, aged 38.
2545. Butler, Bernard, June 22^ 1855 — 15. Ambrose Butler,
Esq., Kirkstall.
Bernard Fawcett (son of Ambrose Edmund) Butler. An ironmaster at
Kirkstall Forge, Leeds. The Towers, Adel, in 1903.
2546. Butler, Hugh Myddleton, May 23, 1857 — 13.
(Brother of No. 2345.) An ironmaster at Kirkstall Forge, Leeds.
Member of the Leeds School Board, 1894-7, 1900-3. St. Ann's,
Bur ley, Leeds, in 1903.
2547. Falkner, Walter, Mar. 24, 1858—12. Mr. A. Falkner,
7, Woodsley Terrace.
2548. Falkneri Harold, Nov. i, i860 — 9.
Brother of No. 2547.
2549. M^^Lellan, William, April 18, 1856 — 14. M' John
M^Lellan, ii, Hyde Park Row, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 97
2550. M^Lellan, John Carr, Nov. g, 1857 — 12.
Brother of No. 2549.
2551. M^'Lellan, Francis Carr, Mar. 21, 1859 — 11.
Brother of No. 2549.
2552. Cave, Thomas, Nov"" 18, 1855 — *4- Mr. James Cave,
Dewsbury Road, Leeds.
Rev. Thomas Smith Cave. Christ's College, Cambridge. B.A. 1878
M.A. 1882. Curate of Handsworth, 1879-83 ; and from 1883, Vicar of
St. James', Handsworth, Staffs.
2553. Bowman, Melbourne, Dec. 31, 1858 — 11. Mrs. Bowman,
Midland Terrace.
2554. Bowman, George, April 20, i86o — 9.
Brother of No. 2553.
2555- Wilkinson, John Herbert, April 30, 1862—8. J. H.
Wilkinson, Esq% 9, Newland Terrace, Burley.
(Son of Tames Henshall Wilkinson. ) Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings'
Exhibitioner; B.A.; ist Class Lit. Hum. 1885; M.A. 1888. Curate
of Epworth and Richmond, Surrey. Rector of Slock Gaylard, Dorset ;
of Melcombe Bingham, Dorset, from 1898.
Entries 16
year 1 1
54
1871. i»* Term.
2556. Peacock, Thomas Preston, 9 Dec, 1858 — 12. Mr. M.
Peacock, 3, Ridge Mount, Leeds.
(Son of Matthew Peacock.) A carpet warehouseman (Peacock & Son,
Ltd., Guildford Street, Leeds). 3, St. Mary's Terrace, Potternewion,
in 1905.
2557. Eddison, John Percy, 6 Dec, 1859 — ^i- Mr. John
Eddison, 25, Park Square, Bookkeeper.
(Son of John Eddison, a land surveyor.) Local Manager of the North
British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Leeds. Cragside, Ben Rhydding,
in 1905.
2558. Upton, Stanley Everard, 25 July, 1857 — 13- J- Everard
Upton, Esq**, 6, East Parade, Leeds.
(Son of No. 567, and brother of No. 2058.) A warehouseman (Upton
and Mcllwraith). 30a, St. Paul's Church Yard, London, in 1903.
2559. Pollard, James Herbert, 31 Mar., 1859 — ^i- Mr. James
Pollard, I, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park.
A draughtsman. With Fairbairn & Co., Leeds; the Midland Railway
Co.; and a Sheffield firm. At Sheffield in 1905.
2560. Wells, Ernest Arthur, 31 July, 1856 — 15. Mr. John
Wells, Oriental Terrace, Armley.
2561. S. — Ellis, Edward. Joshua Ellis, Esq**, Ossett.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin. 1882. 126, Gibbet Street, Halifax,
in 1901.
1 98 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2562. Greene, Ernest Edward, 29 July, 1855 — ^S- Mr. John
Greene, 63, S*^ James S*^, Leeds.
(Son of John Greene, solicitor.) Living at Armley in 1903.
2563. Brooke, John Arthur, 30 Aug: 1854 — 16. W. Brooke,
Esq., Hillidge House, Hunslet.
Admitted a solicitor M. 1878. J. B. & J. A. Brooke, I, East Parade,
Leeds ; retired. The Lea, Grasmere, in 1903.
2564. Brooke, Charles Edward, 7 Mar., 1857.
(Brother of No. 2563.) St. John's Con<^e, Cambridge. B.A.; M.B.
Died 10 Sept., 1887, whilst at St. Bartholomew's Hospital
2565. Kirkby Charles, 28 July, 1 856 — 1 4. Mr. Charles Kirkby,
St. Marks Villa.
A sharebroker (Kirkby & Bower Brothers, 62, Albion Street, Leeds).
6, St. George's Terrace, Headingley.
2566. Barrowclough, William Ellis, 12 Dec, 1859 — 11. W.
Barrowclough, 16, Duncan St.
Walter Barrowclough was a draper at 16, Dancan Street; house,
3, Claypit Lane, in 1866.
2567. BoUand, William Craddock, 22 Nov% 1854 — 16. Rev.
Arthur BoUand, 4, Francis S*, Leeds.
Magdalene Coll., Cambridge. Milner Scholar; B.A. 1878 ; Jun. Opt. 1878.
Barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 1880. 5, Essex Court, Temple. N.E. Circuit
in 1903.
2568. Bellhouse, William Silvester, 25 Mar., i860. Mr. W.
Bellhouse, Victoria Road, Headingley.
A mechanical engineer and draughtsman. Lower Outwood Road,
Burton-on-Trent, in 1903.
2569. Hall, William Stainland, 20 Feb., 1859. Mr. Matthew
Hall, 6, Lyddon Terrace.
W. Staniland Hall, a teacher of music. 41, Well Close Mount, Leeds,
in 1905.
2570. Joy, Percival Holt, 26 May, 1858 — 12. Mrs* Glover Joy,
Esq., Winterboume, Maze Hill, S* Leonards.
(Son of the late William Glover Joy.) Trin. Coll., Oxford. Inspector,
Royal Irish Constabulary, 1903.
2571. Summerscale,Alfred, ioFeb.,1857 — 13. J.Summerscale,
7, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park.
A civil engineer. St. Alban's Road, Bootle, Lancashire, in 1905.
2572. Sales, Henry Harlow, 4 Aug., i860. Mr. H. H. Sales,
17, Hyde Park Terrace.
L.R.C.P. Ireland. Hartley Hill, Leeds, in 1901.
2573. Henderson, Percy.
Percy Douglas Melville Hende|:son (son of Rev. W. G. Henderson,
Head Master*) Lieutenant R.N., 20 May, 1884. Bombardment of
Alexandria, medal and star; retired 1894. A farmer. River Murray,
South Australia, in 1903.
2574. Firby, Alfred, 25 Mar. — 17. Mr. J. W. Firby, Victoria
Road, Headingley.
Jonathan Wood Firl^ was a corn factor in Whitehall Road. Far
Headingley, in 1866.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 1 99
2575* Sykes, Harry, 11 Jan., i860— 11. Mr. S. Sykes, 3,
Stansfield Terrace, New Leeds.
2576. S. — BuUivant, Richard, 20 July, 1854 — 16. Rev. H. E.
BuUivant, Lubenham, Market Harboro.
The Rev. Henry Everard BuUivant was Vicar of Lubenham from
1847-95.
1871. 2^ Term.
2577. Wylde, Walter John, Oct. 4, 1857 — 13. Mrs. Wylde,
24, Grove Terrace, Leeds.
William Walter Wylde, Newton Park, Leeds, in 1904.
2578. Wylde, John Arthur, Jan. 11, 1859 — 12.
(Brother of No. 2577.) The Home Farm, Totteridge, Herts., in 1904.
2579. Gibson, John, May 30, 1858 — 12. Mr. C. P. Gibson,
4, Beech Grove Place.
(Son of Charles Philip Gibson, Leeds agent of the Scottish Widows'
Fund.) In Australia in 1903.
2580. Hirst, Harry Herbert, April 15, 1859 — 12. Mr. George
Hirst, 15, Moorland Road.
2581. Burrell, Benjamin Arthur, Oct. 15, 1858 — 12. Mr.
Benjamin Burrell, 3, Quarry Mount, Woodhouse.
An analytical chemist, F.I.C., 5, Mount Preston, Leeds.
2582. Land, John, Oct. 13, 1859 — "• Mr. Thomas Land,
63, North St.
2583. Spong, Harry, Oct. 30, 1 860 — 10. Mr. Frederick Spong,
1 1 , Bellevue Terrace, Kendall Lane.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner, 1879; B.A.; 4th Class
Natural Science, 1883; L.S.A. Lond. 1887. 107, Beckett Street, Leeds,
in 1964.
2584. Knight, Robert Wilson. William Knight.
2585. Tempest, Charles Wood, April 15, 1858 — 13. Mr. J.
Schofield Tempest, Malvern Road, Beeston Hill.
(Son of Joseph Schofield Tempest.) Admitted a solicitor, Feb., 1881.
(Brother of No. 3473.)
2586. Eagland, Henry Firth, July 13, 1859 — 11. W. H.
Eagland, Esq., 29, Lyddon Terrace.
(Son of William Henry Eagland, No. 965.) Died in Aug., 1897, at
Arrow River, Manitoba.
2587. Pearson, Thomas Rhodes, Mar. 13, 1861 — 10. Rev.
T. R. Pearson, Armley Gaol.
(Son of Rev. Thomas Rhodes Walton Pearson). Traveller for Buckley
and Son, wholesale clothiers, Leeds. 4, High Cliffe, Burley, Leeds,
in 1903.
2588. S. — Pennington, John Trevor, July 27 — 12.
J. Pennington, Esqr., Colne, Lancashire.
2589. Best, Thomas Hardwick Davies, Feb. 8, 1862 — 9. T. S.
Best, 1 5, M* Preston.
Son of Thomas Scrase Best, auctioneer.
200 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2590. Hird, Walter Siddons, April 1 1, i860 — 11. F. W. Hird,
Woodhouse Square.
(Son of Frederick William Hird, professor of music.) An architect
with Messrs. Whitehead, 74, Rochester Row, Westminster, S. W., in 1905.
2591. Hird, Frank, Feb. 4, 1859 — 12.
(Brother of No. 2590.) Clare College, Cambridge. B.A. 1884; M.A. 1888.
Curate of St. Luke's, Chesterton, Great Yarmouth, 1884-8; of Rushden,
Northants., 1888^1; of Royston, 1892-6; of Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury,
1 896-1904. Chaplain of H.M. Prison, Cambridge, and vicar of
St. Luke's, New Chesterton, Cambridge, from 1904.
2592. Musgrave Frank Ernest, Feb. 10, 1857 — 14. Mr. A.
Musgrave, Bellevue Road.
Magdalene Coll., Cambridge. Milner Scholar; B.A. 1879; M.A. 1896;
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1882; L.S.A. Lond. 1884; M.B. Cambridge, 1886.
179, Belle Vue Road, Leeds, in 1901.
1871. 3^ Term.
^593- S. — Hinings, John William, Feb. 25, 1855 — 16. G.
Hinings, Little Moor Hall, Pudsey.
L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. Edin. 1877; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1878. Hyde Park
Comer, Leeds, in 1905.
2594. Inchbold, Henry, Jan. 15, 1861 — 10. Mr. H. Inchbold,
55, Springfield Place, Leeds.
A printer (Beck & Inchbold, Basinghall Street, Leeds). 31, Sholcbroke
Avenue, in 1901.
2595. Lambert, Percival, Aug. 9, i860 — 1 1. Mr. W. Lambert,
Oakfield, Far Headingley.
Lincoln College, Oxford. A solicitor (with Messrs. Ford & Warren,
61, Albion Street, Leeds).
2596. Barraclough, Edwin Arthur, Feb. 13, 1858 — 13. Mr.
Alfred Barraclough, Hyde Park Road.
Lichfield College; Jesus College, Cambridge. Curate of Cannock; of
All Saints*, Cambridge; of St. John's, Leicester; of West Haddon.
Vicar of St. Paul's, St. Helena, and canon. Curate of Denton, Norfolk,
from 1902.
2597. Temple, Michael Henry, Mar. 28, 1862 — 9. Mrs.Temple,
Headingley.
Keble College, Oxford. B.A. Barrister, Inner Temple, 7 July, 1886.
II, King's Bench Walk, in 1903.
2598. Ogden, Thomas Jones, Sept. 1 8, 1 855 — 16. Mr. J. Ogden,
I, Claremont Place, Leeds.
Magdalene College, Cambridge. Milner Scholar. Assistant Master at
Malvern Link School ; at Rossall ; at Buxton.
2599. Calverley, John Richard, April 30, 1858 — 13. Mr. J.
Calverley, 1 3, Brunswick Place, Leeds.
Joseph Calverley was a victualler at the Red Lion Inn, 2, Ludgate
Hill ; house, 7, Brunswick Place, in 1866.
2600. Kinsley, Walter, Jan. 3, 1861 — 10. Mr. J. Kinsley,
12, S* John's Terrace, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 20I
2601. Kershaw, Henry, April 30, 1857 — 14. Mr. H. March,
2^y Cowper St., Chapeltown, Leeds.
(Son of Joseph Kershaw.) A cloth manufacturer in Peru, Indiana,
U.S.A., m 1905.
2602. Fearnley, Erastus, Dec. 10, 1861 — 9. Mr. W. Yates
Feamley, North Lane, Headingley.
(Son of William Yates Fearnley.) A clerk. Died at Headingley,
16 Aug., 1884.
2603. Jones, Edward Palmer, Mar. 23, i860 — 11. Mr. John
Jones, No. 3, Moorland Road.
2604. Wright, George, June 30, i860— 11. Mr. G. E.Wright,
Albert Villas, Victoria Road, Headingley.
An artist. 26, Regent Park Terrace, Leeds, in 1900.
2605. Matterson, Arthur William, Nov. 30, 1857 — 14. Mr. G.
Matterson, 68, Springfield Place.
(Only son of George Octavius Matterson.) Natal Carabineers, Zulu War;
Ulundi. Lieut. -colonel Maritzburg Rifles, 1 891 -6. Ravenshoe, near
Pietermaritzburg, in 1905.
2606. Tayler, Ernest C, July 18, i860 — 11. Rev. A. Tayler.
The Rev. Ernest Hooper Tayler (son of the Rev. Archdale Wilson
Tayler, M.A., a master at the School, 1852-91; retired; died i Nov.,
1905» aged 82.) Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings* Exhibitioner;
B.A. 1884; 4th Class Lit. Hum.; 3rd Class Theol. Curate of St.
Thomas', Pendleton, 1885-6. Died at Auckland, New Zealand, May, 1889.
2607. Clarke, Charles Henry, Feb. ii, 1861 — 10. Mr. T. R.
Clarke, Spencer Place, New Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Robert Clarke.) Managing director of the Patent
Woollen Cloth Co., Elmwood Mills, Leeds.
2608. Clarke, Arthur Edward, Aug. 27, 1862 — q.
(Brother of N0.2607.) L.R.C.P.I., M.R.C.S. Eng. 1887. Featherstone,
Pontefract, in 1901.
2609. Gibson, Charles Philip, Mar. 9, 1855 — 16. Mr. C.Gibson,
4, Beech Grove Place.
(Son of Charles Philip Gibson, Leeds agent of the Scottish Widows'
Fund.) M.R.C.S. Eng. 1876; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1879. Died at
Wetherby, Nov., 1893.
2610. Nichols, James Henry, July 6, 1855 — 16. Mr. W. Nichols,
Nineveh St., Holbeck.
Mr. William Nichols was an engineer (Burnley & Nichols). Nineveh
House, in 1866.
261 1. S.—Sykes, John Walter, Oct. 28, 1856—14. R.W. Sykes,
Esq., Springfield House, Gosport, Huddersfield.
John Walker (son of Richard Walker) Sykes. Manager for Edward
Sykes & Sons, woollen manufacturers, Gosport Mills, near Huddersfield,
in 1905.
2612. Burnand, William, June 21, 1858 — 13. Mr. Matthew
Burnand, Call Lane.
Matthew Burnand was a victualler at The Barley Corn, 60, Whitehall
Road, in 1866.
202 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2613. Phillips, William John, Nov. 12,1859 — 11. Mr. G. Phillips,
29, Virginia Road.
2614. Phillips, George, Oct. 19, 1861 — 9.
Brother of No. 2613.
2615. Atkinson, G.W., Oct. 17, 1871 — 11. Mr. S.W.Atkinson,
Woodland Grove, New Leeds.
George Walter Atkinson, an architect and surveyor at i, Mark Lane,
Leeds. Receiver to the Pious Uses Trustees. Furze Hill, Pool, in 1905.
Entries Year . .21
16
60
1872. I" Term.
2616. Copperthwaite, William Charles, Mar. 7, 1861 — 10.
H. Copperthwaite, Esq', Malton. Left Mids', 1872.
Durham University. Engineers' Office, North Eastern Railway. Bridge
er^neer, London County Council. Spring Gardens, London, in 1903.
2617. Waite, Frederick William, Nov'"2i,i857 — 14. B.Waite,
Parsley.
Benjamin Waite was a woollen merchant at 3, Aire Street; house,
Stanningley, in 1866.
2618. Berrie, George Burnett, April 3, i860 — 11. Mrs. Berrie,
19, Midland Road.
Mrs. Berrie lived there in 1877.
2619. Shaw, Herbert, Sept. 15, 1856—15. Greorge Shaw,
43, Commercial St. 117, Hyde Park Road.
Admitted a solicitor, 16 July, 1880. Albion Street, Leeds; then in
London to 1892 ; abroad in 1903.
2620. Shaw, Alfred Ernest, Jan. 31, 1861 — 10.
(Brother of No. 2619.) Queen's CoII^e, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibi-
tioner; 2nd Class Mods.; B.A. 1884; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1888.
Curate of Lambeth; of Mortlake; of Sculcoates; of Handsworth
Woodhouse, Sheffield, 1902 ; of Sherburn-in-Elmet from 1904.
2621. Barnes, Horace William, Nov. 21, 1861 — 10. Rev. W.
Barnes, Little Holbeck.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner; 2nd Class Mods.;
B.A. 1886; 2nd Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1888. Assistant Master,
Bedford Grammar School. Merton House, Bedford, in 1903.
2622. Muir, John, Aug. 17, 1857 — 14- David Gf. Muir, 10,
Marlborough Terrace, Bellevue Road.
2624. Atkinson, Jasper, May 12, 1858 — 13. S. W. Atkinson,
Woodland House, New Leeds.
A designer and artist in stained glass. Furze Hill, Pool, Leeds, in 1903.
2625. Emsley, William Arthur, Jan. 21, 1861 — 10. W. Emsley,
13, Park Square.
A barrister, Middle Temple, 1887. 3, Pump Court, Temple, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 203
2626. Hallilay, Richard Percy, Sept. 1 1, 1862 — 9. JohnHallilay,
Burley Road.
L.S.A. Lond. 1886; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1887. 26, Moorland Road, Leeds,
in 1901. Died 5 Oct., 1903.
2627. Hallilay, Henry, Aug. 29, 1859 — 12.
(Brother of No. 2626.) LS.A. Lond. 1885; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1886.
126, Burley Road, Leeds, in 1901.
2628. Jackman, Frederick, June 23, 1861 — 9. Mr. C. Jackman,
Low Moor Buildings, Woodhouse.
Charles Jackman was a builder at 3, Low Moor Buildings, Institution
Street, in 1877.
2629. Richardson, James Nowell, Sept. 3, 1857 — 14. James
Richardson, Claypit House, Claypit Lane.
Durham University. M.B. 1885; M.D. 1888; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1880.
Hampton House, Ilkley, in 1905. '
2630. Keene, William Charles F., May 2^, i860 — 11. C. A.
Keene, Governors House, Armley Gaol. Left Mid',
1872.
Charles Augustus Keene was Governor of Armley Gaol.
2631. Templer, Wilfred Copeland, Dec. 23, 1861 — 10.
Wilfred Copland (third son of Charles Copland) Templer. Entered the
Merchant Service in Feb., 1881; perished in the wreck of the TuM
Cain in the China Sea, 25 Aug., 188 1.
2632. Fox, Charles Edward, Aug. 11, 1862 — 9. George Fox,
Esq', Dewsbury.
(Son of George Fox, J. P., of Thorncliflfe, Dewsbury). A cotton spinner.
Providence Mills, Staincliffe and Sowerby Bridge. Retired. Lived at
Robin Hood*s Bay, near Whitby, in 1905.
2633. Roberts, Edwin, June 2, 1839 — 12. Edwin Roberts,
6, Hanover Square.
M.R.C.S. £1%. 1884. 14, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1905.
2634. Humble, Frederick, Dec. 9, 1861 — 10. Richd. Humble,
Adel.
To Malvern College for three or four years. In his father's business
(oil merchant). Died aged 29.
2635. Ladley, James Dickson, Mar. 24, 1859 — 12. Joseph
Ladley, 28, Carlton St., Leeds.
Joseph Ladley, a woollen manufacturer (H. N. & J. Ladley, Aire Street
Mill), lived at 4, Carlton Mount, in 1866.
2636. Wright, William, July 5, i860 — 11. Joseph Wright,
Rothwell.
Admitted a solicitor, 1882. 15, Park Row, and Rothwell, 1903.
1872. 2*" Term.
2637. Dawson, Thomas, April 21, 1859 — 13. Mrs. Dawson,
Hyde Park Row.
2638. Nichols,ThomasHartley, Oct. 19, i860 — 11. W.Nichols,
Woodsley Villas.
204 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2639. Tannett, John Croysdale, Feb. 8, 1862 — 10. R.Tannett,
West Hill, Chapel town Road.
(Son of Robert Tannett, of Tannett, Walker & Co.) With Tannett,
Walker & Co.; then managing director, Fullerton, Hodgart, Barclay and
Co., Paisley. Esplanade, Greenock, in 1903.
2640. Hardwick, Harold G. C, Sept. 17, 1862 — 9. Mrs.
Hardwick, 3, S* Georges Terrace.
Harold George Cooke Hardwick (son of Dr. Hardwick). To Marl-
borough College; Clare College, Cambridge. B.A. 1885; M.A. 1888;
L.S.A. 1895 ; M.R.C.S. Eng. and L.R.C.P. Lond. 1896. St. Thomas'
Hospital, London, in 1904.
2641. Walker, W*" Henry, Aug. 12, i860 — 11. Mrs. Walker,
2, CliflF Road, Hyde Park.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1892. 11, Brudenell
Road, Leeds, in 1901.
2642. Burrell, John Joshua, Dec. 1 7, 1 862^-9. Ben. R. Burrell,
20, Albion St.
Admitted a solicitor, 1886. 14, Infirmary Street, Leeds, in 1899. Died
at Leeds, 20 March, 1899.
2643. Wild, Turner, July 25, 1859 — 13. B. Wild, School Close,
Leeds.
Benjamin Wild, an oil merchant (Wild & Crossley, Victoria Mills,
Sovereign Street), lived at 21, Park Square, in 1866.
2644. Winterbottom, Cecil Heron, Jan. 20, i860 — 12. Rev. E.
Winterbottom, Allerton By water.
The Rev. Edward Winterbottom, vicar of Allerton By water, 1866-74,
was rector of Woodmancote, Sussex, in 1888.
2645. Clark, John, Oct. 17, 1857 — 14. (Guardian) Mr. Schofield,
Union Offices, Hunslet.
Thomas Schofield was clerk to the Hunslet Guardians in 1866.
2646. Hebblethwaite, Reginald M., Oct. 19, i860 — 11. J. W.
Hebblethwaite, Moortown,
Rev. Reginald Monro Hebblethwaite. Malvern College; Worcester
College, Oxford. B.A. 1883; M.A. 1888. Curate of St. John's,
Ladywood, Birmingham; of Busbridge, Surrey; of Windlesham; of
Long Cross, Chertsey, from 1902.
2647. Brigg, William, May 22^ 1857 — 13. Rev. W. H. Brigg,
Oakworth, Keighley.
Magdalene College, Cambridge. B.A. 1881. Admitted a solicitor, Dec,
1884. Park Row, Leeds; then Harpenden, Herts.; Cowthorpe Hall,
Wetherby, in 1902; Harpenden, Herts., in 1904; 14, Clifford's Inn,
London, E.C., in 1905.
2648. Kelk, Arthur Hastings, Oct. 23, 1862 — 9. Rev. A. H.
Kelk, S. Stephen's Vicarage, Leeds.
Rev. Arthur Hastings Kelk, Jun. Magd. Coll., Cambridge. Milner
Scholar; B.A. 1886. Curate of Doncaster, 1886. Chaplain at Beyrout,
1889. Curate of Northallerton, 1893. From 1898 vicar-designate of
St. Margaret's, Burley, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 205
2649. Wilkinson, Edward, Nov. 30, 1863 — 8. J. Wilkinson,
Burley Grove.
A senior staff clerk to the Board of Eklucation, South Kensington,
in 1905.
2650. Woolley,JohnB., June3, 1858 — 13. J.WooUey, Hunslet.
John Benjamin Woolley commanded the s.s. Dora Forster^ which had
not been heard of since 1899 ; posted as missing 29 March, 1899.
2651. Summerscale, James Conyers, Feb. 24, 1861 — 11. James
Summerscale.
A leather merchant. Standard Buildings, City Square, Leeds, in 1905.
265 2 . Young, W™ Charles, Jan. 1 8, 1 86 1 — 1 1 . Matthew Young,
8, Beech Grove.
Matthew Young was a commercial traveller at 18, Hyde Park Terrace,
in 1877.
1872. 3* Term.
2653. Hall, Robert Hardwick, Jan. 7, 1864 — 8. W. Hall, Esq.,
Hillary Place, Leeds.
Pembroke College, Cambridge. B.A. 1885; M.A. 1892; M.B., B.S.,
1 89 1. Hillside, Headingley, Leeds, in 1905.
2654. Theed, Walter Vernon, May 10, i860 — 12. Rev. T. M.
Theed, S* Michael's Vicarage, Buslingthorpe.
(Son of Rev. Thos. Maylin Theed.) A farmer. Upper Tutannie,
Rangitikei, New Zealand, in 1903.
2655. Goodson, Robert John, Mar. 31, 1858 — 14. Mr. R.
Goodson, Victoria Buildings, Boar Lane, Headingley.
Robert Goodson was a manufacturer of mantles at 27 and 28, Boar
Lane, in 1877.
2656. Crawford, William, Nov' 1 8, 1 862 — g. W. Crawford, Esq.,
4, Beech Grove Terrace, Leeds.
George William Rayner Crawford (son of William Crawford, barrister).
Mate in Merchant Service; retired. Died 20 Dec, 1896.
2657. Bingham, Henry, April 8, i860 — 12. W. Bingham,
Willow Grove Road, Leeds.
Harry Bingham. In the office of the Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co. in Leeds and Liverpool. Silverdale, Kimberley Drive,
Crosby, Liverpool, in 1905.
2658. Oglesby, Robert Parr, Sept. 1 3, 1863 — 9. R. P, Oglesby,
Esq., 12, Park Square.
An architect. Butler Wilson & Oglesby, 12, East Parade, Leeds,
in 1904.
2659. Wilson, Joseph, April 19, 1860—12. J. T. Wilson,
73, Hyde Park Road.
Joseph (son of John Thomas) Wilson. A grocer and provision merchant
(J. T. Wilson & Sons). 78, Harehills Avenue, Leeds, in 1903.
2660. Hall, Matthew — 9. M. Hall, 9, Lyddon Terrace.
Matthew Hall was a cashier at 6, Lyddon Terrace, in 18^,
206 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2661. Marsh, Henry R. C. S., April 5, 1863 — 9. J. J. Marsh,
90, Basinghall St.
Henry Richard Carpenter Smith (son of John Jenks) Marsh. A cloth
merchant at 72, Wellington Street, Leeds. President of the Leeds
Naturalists' Club. 3, Lower James Street, Golden Square, London, W.,
in 1905.
2662. Kirkby, John Henry, Mar. 8, i860 — 12. C. Kirkby,
S*^ Mark's House, Leeds.
Queen's College, Oxford. B.A 1884; M.A 1887. Curate of Oticy,
1885-8; of Meanwood, 1889-92. Vicar of Weston-on-the-Green,
Bicester, from 1892.
2663. Longbottom,William,Mar. 14, 1858 — 14. J.Longbottom,
12, Marshall St., Holbeck.
John Longbottom was a shopkeeper at 12, Marshall Street, in 1877.
2664. Robinson, Edward, July 14, 1858 — 14. A. Robinson,
26, Upper Head Row.
Son of Anthony Robinson, grocer.
2665. Dawson, Edward William, May 29, 1862 — 10. Mrs.
Dawson, 5, Victoria Grove, Richmond' Road, Head-
ingley.
A bank manager (Beckett & Co., Leeds). 9, Spring Road, Headingley,
in 1905.
2666. Hewetson, R., Jan. 23, 1863 — 9. H. Hewetson, 2, Moor-
land Terrace.
2667. Molesworth, — 13. Rev. R. Molesworth,
Todmorden.
Arthur Hilton (son of Rev. Rennell Francis Wynn) Molesworth.
B.A. Oxford, 1884. Called to Bar (Inner Temple), 1885. F.R.A.S.
15, Ebury Street, London, in 1903.
2668. Scattergood, Bernard Page, May 18, 1862 — 10. T.
Scattergood, Esq., 41, Park Square.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner; B.A.; 2nd Class
Natural Science, 1886. Electrical engineer. Cookridge Street, Leeds,
in 1905.
2669. Bickle, Robert William, Nov. 21, 1862^-9. Mrs. Bickle,
1 4, Woodbine Place. Kodikanal, Pulney Hills, Madras
Presidency ; Government Normal School, Mount Road,
Madras.
2670. Sumner, John Edward, Oct. 5, 1857 — 14- John Sumner,
78, Hyde Park Road.
John Sumner was a clerk in Henrietta Street in 1866.
2671. Atkinson, Robert Leighton, Nov. 10, 1862 — 10. E.
Atkinson, Esq., 2, Albion Place.
University College, Oxford. B.A.; 2nd Class Theol. 1886; M.A. 1889.
Curate of Hersham, Surrey, 1886-9; of Ilunslet, 1890-2; of High
Harrogate, 1892-3; of Lancaster, 1894. Vicar of Overton, Lanes.; of
Bishampton, Worcester. Died 1897, aged 35.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 20?
2672. Townsley, Richard Herbert, Mar. 26, 1862 — 10. ,R.-
Townsley, Esq., 18, M* Preston.
General manager of the Leeds Corporation Gas Works. 64, Victoria
Road, Headingley, in 1901.
2673. Atkinson, Ambrose, July 22^ i860 — 12. R. Atkinson,
Bridge End.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1884 ; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1892. Park View, Green Lanes,
Harringay, N., in 1903.
2674. Beetham, Albert, Jan. 14, 1864 — 8. J. Beetham, 23, S*
Paul's St.
Central African Mission, 1889. Died at Zanzibar, 11 May, 1892.
Entries year . . .20
16
22
Is
i873. First Term.
2675. Smyth, Benjamin, 12, 21 July, i860 — H. Smyth,
8, Midland Road.
2676. Ponsonby, Philip Edward, 1 1, 2 Oct,i86i — R.Ponsonby,
26, Grove Terrace.
2677. Carter, Eustace Greorge, 11, 20 July, 1861 — ^J. B.Carter,
Esq., Potternewton.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1883. Late assistant house surgeon
at Leeds Infirmai^, and house physician at Bradford Infirmary. Chapel -
Allerton, Leeds, in 1905.
2678. Carter, D'Arcy Bainbridge, 13, 21 Dec, 1859.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1881. Resident surgeon at Wakefield
Hospital, and assistant house surgeon at Leeds Infirmary. Victoria
Park, Shipley. Died Feb., 1902.
2679. Hargreaves, William Moore, 11, 13 July, 1861 — W.
Hargreaves, 2, Exmouth Terrace.
William Hargraves lived at 2, Exmouth Terrace, in 1877.
2680. Hargreaves, George Ernest, 8, 27 Jan., 1864.
(Brother of No. 2679.)
2681. Riley, Harry Herbert, 9, 23 Mar., 1863 — H. Wilkinson
Riley, Alma Villa, Headingley.
Afterwards Henry Herbert Riley-Smith. A brewer (John Smith's
Tadcaster Breweries, Ltd.). J. P., West Riding. Toulston Lodge,
Newton Kyme.
2682. Woodthorpe, Walter, 12, 7 April, i860 — H. Woodthorpe,
Reginald Terrace, New Leeds.
In the Bank of England, Newcasile-on-Tyne, in 1905.
2683. Smith, John Ralph, 10, 3 Feb: 1862 — ^Joseph Henry
Smith, 25, Brunswick Place.
Admitted a solicitor, 1883. 86, AWmfx Street, Leeds, in 1903.
2o8 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2684. Holroyd, Charles, 11, 9 April, 1861 — ^W. Holroyd,
19, Brunswick Place.
(Son of William Holroyd.) Yorkshire College. Slade School of Art.
University College, London, Travelling Studentship, Fellow of Society
of Painters and Etchers. Keeper of the National Gallery of British
Art from 1897. Knighted Nov., 1903.
2685. Wood, William Harold, 11,23 Mar., 1861 — W. W.Wood,
Beech Grove.
William Witham Wood was a traveller at 6, Beech Grove, in 1877.
2686. Slater, Charles Seth, 12, 2 Jan., 1861 — Seth Slater,
15, Gk. St.
Seth Slater was a woollen merchant at 16, Greek Street, in 1877.
2687. Scott, Samuel, 16, 29 May, 1856— John Scott, Hunslet
Road.
John Scott was a glass bottle manufiicturer (Scott & Co., South
Accommodation Road); house, 17, Hunslet Road, in 1877.
2688. Binks, Samuel, 15, 28 June, 1857 — B. Binks, Batley
Ford, Headingley.
Samuel Binks (son of Benjamin Binks, Jun., of Batliff Wood,
Headingley). No occupation. St. Chad's Villas, Headingley, in 1903.
2689. Woodhead, Charles Hawkins, 15, 24 April, 1857 — ^W.
Woodhead, 18, Camp Road.
Charles Hawkins Copley Woodhead. L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.
1884. 92, Beeston Road, Leeds, in 1903.
2690. Woodhead, William Francis, 14, 4 wSept*", 1858.
William Francis Copley Woodhead. Licentiate of the Faculty of
Physicians and Surgeons, Glas. 1885; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1889. South
Drive, St. Anne*s-on-Sea, in 1903.
2691. Woodhead, Claude Copley, 12, 26 Aug: i860.
Claude Dusautoy Copley Woodhead. Denton Drive, Liscard, Cheshire,
in 1903.
2692. Woodhead, Alexander Copley, 10, 17 Mar., 1862.
Alexander Cockburn Copley Woodhead. West Chevin Villas, Otley,
in 1903.
(Nos. 2689 to 2692 are sons of William Copley Woodhead, surgeon.)
1873. 2^ Term.
2693. Tyers, Thomas, 13, 4**^ Dec, 1859 — Thomas Tyers,
I, Bond Terrace, Hunslet.
George Tyers. Admitted a solicitor, 1883. Red Hall Chambers, Leeds,
in 1905.
2694. Maughan, W" John Ryott, 10, 8*^*^ Jan., 1863 — Rev.
Joseph Manghan, Castleton Lodge, Armley Road.
Merchant Service, 1879; retired. Settled in Brisbane.
2695. Fleming, Arthur Evelyn, 8, 8*^** July, 1864 — Rev. S. S.
Fleming, S* Clements.
(Son of Rev. Thomas Samuel Fleming.) Queen's College, Oxford.
Hastings' Exhibitioner; 2nd Class Mods.; B.A. 1887; 4th Class Lit.
Hum.; M.A. 1891. Curate of St. Matthew's, I^icester, 1889-91.
Minor Canon, Gloucester, 1891. Head Master, Cathedral School,
Gloucester, from 1898.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 20g
2696. Bywater, Thomas Henry, 15, 1'^June, 1857 — ^W. By water,
Birstal.
Christ's College, Cambridf^e. B.A. 18S0; 3rd Class TheoL; M.A. 1883.
Curate of Bradford ; of Leeds. Vicar of Outwood, Wakefield, from 1882.
2697. Rickards, George Leicester, 11, 18 Aug., 1861 — Samuel
Rickards, Wortley.
A traveller. 12, Salisbury Avenue, Armley, in 1905.
2698. Rickards, Samuel Wortley, 11, 18 Aug., 1861.
Admitted a solicitor, Feb., 1885. 26, East Parade, Leeds, in 1903.
2699. Walker, Edward, 13, 30*^** Aug., 1859 — ^Joseph Walker,
Larchfield House, Hunslet.
Joseph Walker lived at Larchfield House in 1877.
2700. Wylde, George Frederick, 10, 22 July, 1862 — Mrs.Wylde,
24, Grove Terrace.
Elloughton Mount, Brough, East Yorks., in 1904.
2701. Filliter, Edward Roland, 11, 12 Feb., 1862 — E. Filliter,
West Mount, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Edward Filliter, borough engineer, Leeds.') Living at
3, Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, in 1903.
2702. Wilson, Harcourt, 12, 18 April, 1861 — ^D' Wilson, Carlton
Road.
(Son of George Wilson, M.B., of Carlton Hill.) Died in 1884.
2703. Shute, Thomas Herbert, 14, 27 Sept', 1858 — F. Shute,
3'3, Kensington Terrace.
7, Ash Grove, Headingley, in 1905.
2704. Shute, John Buckley, 12, 18 Oct., i860.
AWesleyan minister at Bristol in 1903.
2 705. Richardson, Charles Thomas, 11,4 Jan., 1 862 — Mr. James
Richardson, Claypit House.
Went to Australia many years ago. Address not known in 1905.
1873. Third Term.
2 706. Winter, Thomas Gerald, i o, 1 5 March, 1 863 — ^Mrs.Winter,
26, M* Preston.
2707. Hebblethwaite, Septimus Montague, 10, 14 June, 1863.
Joseph Hebblethwaite, Moortown.
Septimus Montague (son of Joseph Whiteley) Hebblethwaite. L.S.A.
Lond.; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1885; L-RjCP- Lond. 1888. Harewood,
Leeds, in 1901.
2708. Ferguson, Robert Bruce, 9, 2 Nov., 1863 — ^W" Ferguson,
25, Albion St.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1890. Caius College, Cambridge.
B.A. 1883; M.A. 1892; M.B. and B.C. 1892; M.D. 1895.
26, Woodland Road, New Southgate, London, N.
2IO LfiEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2709. Bowman, Charles, 14, 21 July, 1859 — Johi^ Bowman,
87, Woodhouse Lane.
John Bowman was a druggist at 87, Woodhouse Lane, in 1866.
2710. Harrison, Frank, 14, 9 Feb., 1859 — William Harrison,
Stead St., Holbeck.
271 1. Jones, John Alfred,. 10, 17 Oct., 1862.
Secretary to Pope & Pearson, Ltd., colliery owners, Altofts, Nonnanton.
2712. Wild, Frank Percy, 12, 4 Mar., 1861 — Mrs. Wild, Wood-
ville, Chapeltown Road.
Antwerp School -of Art. A portrait painter at Marlow.
2713. Wild, Henry Watkins', 13, 11 Nov', 1859.
(Brother of' No. 2712.) A designer (Sanderson & Co., wall paper
manufacturers, Chiswick).
2714. Adams, Henry Frederick Spencer, 10, 13 Sept', 1863.
Rev. S. Adams, St. George's, Leeds.
Queen's College, Cambridge. Scholar; B. A. 1885; M. A. 1898. Curate
of St. Paul's, Southport; of Yatton. Rector of Branston. Vicar of
St. Paul's, Stratford, Essex ; of Immanuel, Streatham, from 1898.
2715. Baker, John, 14, 3 March, 1 859 — ^John W. Baker, 69, Hyde
Park Road.
2716. Cross, George, 12, i Feb., 1861 — George Cross, 14, Salem
Place.
A builder in Bowman Lane, Leeds, in 1901.
27 17. Ralph, John, 12, 31 July, 1861 — ^John Ralph, 8, Brunswick
Place.
John Row Kelly Ralph, editor of the Yorkshire Post, lived at
8, Brunswick Place, in 1877.
2718. Ralph Audsley, 9, 4 Oct., 1863.
(Brother of No. 2717.) Admitted a solicitor, 1887. 34 A, Commercial
Street, Leeds, in 1890; then in London; died there 9 January, 1898.
2719. Atkinson, Wrey Cyril, 10, 31 Mar., 1863 — E. Atkinson,
Esq.
(Son of £^ward Atkinson, M.R.C.S.) Bom 1863. A mechanical
engineer at Johannesburg, Transvaal, in 1903.
2 7 20. Sumner, Claude Thomas, 9, 24 Aug., 1 864 — John Sumner,
78, Hyde Park Road.
John Sumner was a clerk in Henrietta Street in 1866.
2721. Carter, Godfrey, 15, 21 Sept', 1857 — ^John H. Carter,
30, Park Square.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1880; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1884. Lawson Road, Broomhill,
Sheffield, in 1901.
2722. Pickering, Percival John, 10, 7*^ June, 1863 — ^John
Pickering, Springfield Mount.
In South Africa during the Boer War.
2723. Townsley, William Percy, 9, 28*** Jan., 18^4 — Richard
Townsley, Mount Preston.
(Brother of Nos. 2672 and 2898.) A cloth manufacturer at Muddersfield.
Wood Bank, Halifax Old Road, Huddersfield, 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 211
2724. Todd, James Ernest Somerville, 14, 17 Sept., 1859.
George Todd, 26, Moorland Road.
2725. Todd, George Somerville, 12, 14 May, 1661.
Brother of No. 27Z4.
Entries year 18
20
51
1874, First Term.
2726. Gordon, George Walter, 11 — ^John Gordon, 6, Elmwood
Place.
Died at Ayr, N.B., 23 July, 1898.
2727. Hartley, Edward, 13, Jan. 15, i860 — Edward Hartley,
22 y Moorland Road.
2728. Jones Walter Evan, 13, Dec. 18, i860 — Evan M.Jones,
25, Francis St.
(Son of Evan Miller Jones, solicitor.) An architect (Corson & Jones).
7, Cookridge Street, Leeds, in 1905.
2729. Plummer, Frederick Robertson, 11, June 19, 1862 — Eli
Plummer, Clifton Villas, Headingley.
Eli Plummer lived at Clifton Villas, Cardigan Road, in 1877.
2730. Roberts, John Henry, 9, Sept' 9, 1864 — E. Roberts,
6, Hanover Square.
(Son of Edwin Roberts.) A nail mannfacturer (C. & E. Roberts,
Atkinson Street, Hunslet). 3, Woodhouse Square, Leeds, in 1905.
2731. Ferguson, Arthur Foxton, 8, Jan. 3, 1866— W. Ferguson,
25, Albion St.
Coatham and Sedbei|;h Schools; New College, Oxford, 1886; Magdaletie
College, Oxford, 18&. B.A. 1890. Singer and lecturer. 77, Elsham
Road, Kensington, in 1904.
2732. White, Frederick John Fleming, 10, May 7, 1863 — ^John
White, 2, New Briggate.
2733. Briggs, Frederick Duckworth, 11 — ^John Briggs, Spring
Grove House, Burley.
(Son of John Briggs, maltster.) Manager of mailings for John Smith's
Tadcaster Breweries. 3, Mount Terrace, Chapel-Allerton, in 1906.
2734. Wilson, Thomas Butler, 14, June 19, 1859 — James
Wilson, Headingley.
An architect (Wilson & Oglesby). 12, East Parade, Leeds, in 1 901.
2735. Hunt, James Hay, 12, June 6, 1861 — H. Leslie Hunt,
29, Cromer Terrace.
(Son of Captain Henry Leslie Hunt, adjutant of the Leeds Rifle
Volunteers.) Apprenticed to Liverpool Produce Brokers. With William
Baird & Co., ironmasters, Glasgow, in 1904.
2736. Brown, Henry Elmsley, 14, Oct. 4, 1859 — James Brown,
Highgate House, Hunslet.
' James Brown was a butter factor at 5, Low Road, Hundet, in 1877.
212 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2737. Scott, Herbert Edward, 13, April 6, i860— William
Scott, Holbeck.
Hobert Edward Scott. Admitted a solicitor, 1885. 26, East Parade,
Leeds, in 1903.
2738. Scott, Greorge Reynolds Schofield, 15, Jan. i, 1859.
(Brother of No. 2737.) A phjsidan and smgeon. L.R.CP. Lond.
Died 14 June, 1894, at Wortley, Leeds.
2739. Pulleyn, Frederick William, 10, Nov. 19, 1863 — ^E.
Pulleyn, 20, Mt. Preston.
The family left Leeds. Frederick WUliam Pulleyn died about 1884.
?740. Oldroyd, Albert, xi, April 8, 1862 — James B. Oldroyd,
78, Hillary St.
Rev. Albert Edward Oldroyd. M. A , Durham. Curate of St. Lawrence,
Northampton, 1886-8; <^ St. Sepulchre, Northampton, 1888-91. Vicar
of Rannds, 1892-6; of Oondle, 1896-1904. 13, Qeve Road, N.W.,
in 1905.
2741. Simpson, John James, 15, Sept. 19, 1858 — ^James Simpson,
Whitehouse Works, Hunslet.
A pail and perambulator maker (Simpson, Fawcett & Co., Black Bull
Street, Leeds). 3, St. Mary's Road, Newton Park, in 1904.
2742. S. — Craggs, Ernest Hall, 10, Nov' 30, 1863 — H. Foxton
Craggs, Poplars, Woodland Road, Middlesboro'.
Ley's S>chool ; St. John's College, Cambridge. B. A A ship builder.
Managing director, R. Crag^ & Sons, Ltd., Middlesbrough. Wood-
lands Road, Middleslnrough, m 1904.
2743. Child, Edgar, 11, May 22^ 1862 — ^Alexander M. Child,
Croft House, Burley.
Alexander Mackie Child was a general contractor in Park Place in
1877. Edgar Child was a superintendent of cargoes with Alexander
Meek & Co., Hull, in 1905.
2744. Thompson, Charles William, 12, May.
Samuel Thompson, 23, Vernon Road.
Leeds School of Medicine. L. R. C. P. S. L 1887. 130, St. Mary's Road,
Sheffield, in 1893. Not in 1904 Directory.
2745. Bothamley, Charles Herbert, 13, Jan. 24, i860— Charles
P. Bothamley, Park Villas, Hyde Park Road.
Yorkshire College. Scholar, 1877. Assistant lecturer, 1879. A chemist.
F.LC. Secretary to the Education Committee of the Somerset County
Council, in 1903.
2746. Bothamley, Tom, 12, May 10, 1861.
(Brother of No. 2745.) In the Leeds Office of the London and Lancashire
Fire Insurance Company in 1903.
2747. Wilson, Arthur Wynne, 11, Oct. 14, 1862 — ^Dr. Wilson,
Carlton Hill.
Anelectrical engineer. With the Metropolitan Electric Lighting Co.,
London, in 1903.
2748. Wilson, George Herbert, 9, Mar. 8, 1864.
(Brother of Na 2747.) University CoU^je, Durham ; scholar, 1885 ;
B. A 1887 ; 2nd Class Qassics. Curate of Trinity, South Shields, 1882 ;
of Emmanuel, Leeds, 1892; of St. Aidan's, Leeds, 1892; resigned 1903.
Died 29 Oct., 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 21 3
2749. S.— Wigin, John Thirkill, 12, Feb. 17, i86i— (Mr.
Beverley, 5, Woodsley Terrace.
Smirlhwaite House, Methley, in 1904.
2750. Abbott, George Herbert, 10, Aug. 25, 1863 — Rev. James
Abbott, S* Mark's Parsonage.
A.M.I.C.E. Resident engineer, Southport Waterworks. Portland
Street, Southport, in 1902.
2751. S. — Thomas, Albert William, 1 1, June 24, 1862 — William
Thomas, West Yorkshire Iron & Coal Co., Ardsley.
2752. S. — Thomas, Tom Ivor, 9, May 30, 1864.
(Brother of No. 2751.) Ivor F. Thomas. An auctioneer. Fell. Auct.
Inst. U.K. Meikle & Co., P.O. Box 795, Johannesburg, South Africa,
in 1904.
2753. Reinhardt, Walter, 13, Feb. 16, 1861 — Johann Christian
Reinhardt, Grrafton House, North St.
Walter Hope Reinhardt. Bom May, i860. (Fifth son of No. 566.)
Admitted a solicitor, Jan., 1885 ; 33, Hamilton Street, Birkenhead.
Mount Pleasant, Oxton, in 1902.
2754. Robinson, William Henry, 9, June 15, 1864 — Mrs.
Robinson, 28, Westbourne Terrace, M* Preston.
Mrs. Robinson lived at 28, Mount Preston, in 1877.
1874. Second Term.
2755. Aspinall, Harry, Aug. 15, 1862 — 11. W. S. Aspinall,
I , Aked Terrace, Leeds.
W. StanclifTe Aspinall was a traveller at 7, Albert Grove, in 1866.
2756. Aspinall, Frank Stancliffe, Mar. 15, i860 — 14.
A brother of No. 2755.
2757. Brown, Harry, June 20, 1864 — 9. Jonas Brown, Mount-
side, Clarendon Road.
Thorneycroft, Morley, in 1903.
2758. Burrell, George Depledge, May 16, 1864 — 9. Benjamin
Burrell, 2, Quarry Mount, Woodhouse.
A bank manager at Port Elizabeth in South Africa in 1903.
2759. Holroyd, George Abraham, Sept' 16, 1864 — 9. William
Holroyd, Brunswick Place.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.K.Q.CP.I. 1886. Royal Navy- H. M.S. Raleigh,
Died of enteric fever at Simon's Town, 17 Dec, 1893.
2760. Irwin, George Montgomery, Jan. 12, 1865 — 9. George
Irwin, 7, Cumberland Road, Headingley.
With E. Irwin & Co., woollen merchants, Albion Street, Leeds.
Drowned at Scarborough, 13 Sept., 1 891.
2761. Irwin, Acheson, Sept. 7, 1863 — 10.
(Brother of No. 2760.) B.A., Hertford College, Oxford. Admitted a
solicitor, July, 1890. 86, Albion Street, Leeds. Left Leeds.
2762. Kirkby, Edward, Sept. 1 0,1 863 — 10. Charles Kirkby, Esq.
214 LJ?EDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2763. Partridge, Fred {stc). May 19, i860 — 13. Frederick
Partridge, 5, Grosvenor Terrace, Headingley.
F. Partridge & Co. were woollen manufacturers in Toronto Street.
Frederick Partridge lived at Grosvenor Terrace, Headingley, in 1877.
2764. Warren, William James, Feb. 12, 1864 — 10. William
Warren, 37, Lofthouse Place, Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, Jan., 1887; 61, Albion Street. Superintendent
Registrar, Leeds District; 13, Bedford Street. Died 13 June, 1900.
2765. Hopkins, John Walter, June 21, i860 — 13. John Walter
Hopkins,' Brunswick House.
M.R.C.S. £ng. 1882; L.S.A. 1884. 61, North Street, Leeds.
2766. Peacock, George Herbert, May 31, 1865 — 8. Matthew
Peacock, 13, S* John's Terrace.
Clare College, Cambridge. Scholar; B.A. 1887; M.A. 1890. Assistant
Master at the London International College. Christ*s Collie, Brecon.
Eastbourne College from 1895.
2767. Pollock, Thomas Frankland, June 16, 1863 — 10. Thomas
Pollock, 7, Kingston Place, Woodhouse.
Assistant Manager of the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds. 65, Francis
Street, New Leeds, in 1904.
2768. Foster, John William, Sept. i, 1864 — 9. John Foster,
3, Hanover Square.
2769. Barling, Arthur Stanley, Nov' 11, 1862 — 11. John
Barling, 94, Bellevue Road, Leeds.
(Son of John Barling, of Windermere.) Leeds School of Medicine;
prizes. House surgeon of I^eds and North Stafford Infirmaries.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1886; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1887. 6, High Street, Lancaster,
in 1903.
2770. Barling, Ivon Collingwood, Sept' 5, 1865 — 8.
(Brother of No. 2769.) Civil engineer. With Messrs. Coode and
Matthews, Westminster. M.I.C.E. 1901. Tyne Breakwater, 1903.
Re-entered. (See following No. 3061.)
2771. Matterson, Charles Henry, May 5, 1858 — 15. Miss
Matterson, Cavendish Place (in loco parentis).
Charles Hardwick Matterson (only son of John K itching Matterson,
No. 574 ante). A merchant at Johannesburg in 1904.
2772. Brown, Lucien Edward, March 10, 1861 — 13. John
Cave Browne, 11, Moorland Road.
Lucien Edward Browne. L.D.S.; R.CS. Ireland, 1886. Marsh House,
Tottenham, in 1902.
2773. Nield, Edward Ernest, April 15, 1862 — 12. Samuel
Nield, 19, Cromer Terrace (brother).
(Son of Samuel Nield, of Ash, Whitchurch, Salop. ) With the Armour
Packing Co., Fort Smith, Missouri, in 1904.
2774. Nield, Charles Manning, June 5, i860 — 13.
(Brother of No. 2773.) With the Armour Packing Co., 900, South
Cherry Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. ^15
1874. Third Term.
2775- S. — Savory, Henry — Rev. H. Savory, Gamely, Temple
Cloud, Bristol.
Henry George Scotl Savory. R.LE. College, Cooper's Hill: India,
P.W.D. Consulting Engineer for Railways, Calcutta, in 1904.
2776. Richardson, Walter Appleyard, 11, 29 July, 1863— Mr.
B. H. Richardson, Oakfield House, Headingley.
Benjamin Hammond Richardson lived at Oakfield House in 1877.
Walter Appleyard Richardson is dead.
2777. Wylde, Rupert Charles, 9, 20 Sept., 1864 — Mrs. Wylde,
II, Reginald Terrace, Chapeltown Road.
Killiney, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, in 1904.
2778. Ouston, Percival, 13, 9 Sept., 1861 — Robert Carter
Ouston, I, Kingston Terrace.
Robert Carter Ouston was a com factor at 89, Calls, in 1877.
2779. Simpson, John, 10, 20 June, 1864 — ^James Thomas
Simpson, 9, Blenheim Terrace.
A hop merchant (Kitchen & Simpson, 32, Call Lane, Leeds), ist West
York Artillery Volunteers; retired as' major in 1903. Leeds City
Council, 1895-9. West Leigh, Ilkley, in 1905.
2780. Ottley, Thomas Crofts, 12, 19 Aug., 1862 — Edward
Ottley, 65, Ibbetson Place, Woodhouse Lane.
University College, Durham. B. A. 1886. Curate of St. Mark's, Hull,
1887-8; of St. Michael's, Wakefield, 1888-90; of Christ Church, Leeds,
1890- 1 ; of Dunnington, Yorks., 1891-3. Vicar of Cautley, 1894-1901 ;
of St. Luke's, Bradford, from 1901.
2781. Jones, Frank Wolstencroft, 10, 21 June, 1864 — Evan M.
Jones, 13, Moorland Road.
(Son of Evan Miller Jones, solicitor.) Admitted a solicitor, 1888.
E. M. Tones, Son & Tannett, Greek Street Chambers, Leeds. Cardigan
Villa, Grove Lane, Headingley, in 1905.
2782. Jones, Herbert Scott, 8, 27 Dec, 1865.
(Brother of No. 2781.) Managing director of the Oak Tanning Co.
Ltd., Walsall Brynteg, Sutton Coklfield, in 1904.
2783. Firth, William, 13, 10 June, 1861 — ^Frederick Firth,
Westville, Potternewton.
Admitted a solicitor, 1887. Barr, Nelson & Co. 4, South Parade,
Leeds, in 1904.
2784. Schmitz, Conrad Carl, 10, 20 Nov., 1863 — Herman
Schmitz, 21, Moorland Road.
Hermann Schmitz was a flax and tow merchant at 15, Trinity Street;
house, 20, Moorland Road, in 1866.
2785. S. — Pearson, Albert Edward, 10, 30 Jan., 1863 — Rev.
T. R. W. Pearson, Horsforth.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1885; L.R.C.P. Edin. 1887. House surgeon at the
General Infirmary, Leeds. Superintendent of the Leeds City Hospital,
Seacroft.
2l6 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2786. S. — Wade, Troughton, 15, 31 July, 1858.
(Son of John Wade, cloth manufkcturer, Pudsey.) In the office of
Mr. H. Walker, architect, Leeds; since then much abroad. Address not
known in 1905.
2787. Braim, Thomas Paul, 9, 6 Oct., 1864 — ^John Henry
Braim, Green Mount Terrace, Holbeck.
2788. Cryer, Walter, 12, 28 Aug., 1862 — Henry Cryer,
1, Woodsley Terrace.
2789. Wild, Tom Cecil, 11, 14 Feb., 1863— Thomas Wilde,
Woodville, Chapel Town.
Magdalene College, Cambridge. B.A. 1887. Curate of Wilton. 1890;
of East Mailing, Maidstone, 1892; of Shoreham, Kent, 1897; of
St. Gabriers, Westminster, 1901.
2790. Harcastle, Hugh, 13, 24 Mar., 1861 — R. A. Hardcastle,
Hyde Terrace.
Mrs. Dorothy Hardcastle lived at 30, Hyde Terrace, in 1890.
2791. Rider, Frederick Kirke, 9, 4 Mar., 1865 — John Rider,
2, Grosvenor Terrace, Headingley.
L.S.A Lond. 1892. Knowsthorpe House, Leeds, in 1901.
2792. Templer, Charlie Lionel, 10, 11 June, 1864 — C. C.
Templer, Beech Grrove Place.
Charlie Lionel (fourth son of Charles Copland) Templer. AM.I.C.E.
1890. An engineer with Willans & Robinson, Ltd., Rugby, in 1903.
2793. Bowling, James, 14, 6 Jan., i860 — ^John Bowling,
5, Fallowfield Terrace.
James Whewall Bowling, a musician ; drowned in Switzerland.
2794. Clapham, Alfred John, 14, 28 Aug., i860 — ^Thomas
Clapham, Warwick House, Clapham Road.
(Son of Thomas Clapham, of the Royal Park, Leeds.) Left after two
terms. 174, Harehills Avenue, Leeds, in 1905.
2795. Nowell, Jacob Arthur, 12, 27 Aug., 1862 — Mrs. Nowell,
5, S* John's Grove.
L.R.C.P. Edin. 1886. Lea Holme, Lea, Preston, in 1888.
2796. Dyson, William, 14, 14 May, i860 — Mr. Greorge Dyson,
174, Briggate, Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, 1882. Leeds and Slaithwaite. Dead.
2797. Denison, Herbert, 10, 16 May, 1864 — Mr. H. D. Denison,
2, De Grey Road, Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, 1886. 10, East Parade, Leeds. President of the
Leeds Law Society in 1902.
Entries year 31 (4 Str
20
_23 (3 Str
74
1875. First Term.
2798. Titley, Francis Addison, 13 (Bapt.), Oct. 23, 1861.
Anthony Titley, Manor House, Headingley.
Hillside, Menslon, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 2\^
2799. Bayldon, Albert Arthur Dawson, 9, Mar. 26, 1865.
Charles H. Bayldon, 18, Midland Road.
(Son of Charles Henry Bayldon, solicitor.) Baptized 9 Oct., 1865.
Author of Lays and Lyrics, 1887. In Australia. Address not known
in 1904.
2800. Eddison, Reginald, 1 1, July i, 1863 — John Eddison, Esq.,
26, Park Square.
In the Treasury, Brisbane, Australia, in 1903.
2801. Smith, William Garlick, 12, March, 1862 — William
Smith, 78, Bellevue Road, Leeds.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner; 2nd Class Classical
Mods.; B.A. 1886; M.A. 1889.
2802. Nickols, Frederick John, 10, Oct. 14, 1864 — ^Thomas
Nickols, New Wortley.
Thomas Nickols was a surgeon in Wellingfton Road, New Wortley,
in 1877.
2803. Feamside, William Henry, 12, June 24, 1862 — W. H.
Fearnside, Clapham Road, Hyde Park.
A traveller at Boston, U.S.A., in 1904.
2804. Hebblethwaite, Rhodes, 10, Oct. 15, 1862 — A. R.
Hebblethwaite, 12, Blenheim Terrace (uncle).
Farming. Highthorn, Husthwaite, Easingwold, in 1905.
2805. Riley, Frank, 9, Dec. i6, 1865— H. W. Riley, West End
Park, Harrogate.
(Brother of No. 2681.) Afterwards Frank Riley-Smith, a brewer at
Tadcaster. Director, John Smith's Tadcaster Breweries, Ltd.
2806. Spong, John Fuller, 10, Septr. 11, 1864 — Frederick
Spong, II, Bellevue Terrace, Kendall Lane.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1883. Junior Travellers' Club, London, in 1888.
2807. Anderson, Hubert Whittaker, 9, May 8, 1865 — Christo-
pher Anderson, Osborne Terrace, Leeds.
Went abroad to learn languages. ^VhiIe on his way to an appointment
in Cairo, died in Paris, June, 1900.
2808. Emsley, Robert Garside, 11, May 25, 1863 — William
Emsley, 13, Park Square.
Admitted a solicitor, Sept., 1887 (Emsley, Son & Smith). East Parade,
Leeds. Formerly captain ist West York Artillery Volunteers.
2809. Croker, Ernest William, 10, Dec. 12, 1864 — H. Croker,
107, Hyde Park, Leeds.
2810. Hall, Percy Foster, 11, Aug. 23, 1863 — ^Thomas Hall,
8, Victoria St.
Thomas Hall lived there in 1877.
2811. Hall, Harry, 8, Aug. 22^ 1866.
Brother of No. 2810.
2812. Bullivant, Charles Clegg, 13, Aug. 5, 1861 — C. R.
Bullivant (uncle).
2l8 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2813. Keene, Charles, 12, May i, 1862 — C. A. Keene,
Governor's House, Leeds Gaol.
Charles Augustus Keene was Governor of Armley Gaol.
2814. Hodson, Frederick Arthur, 8, Nov. 20, 1 866— Marmaduke
Hodson.
(Son of Marmaduke Storr Hodson.) Enlisted in the York and Lancaster
Regiment. South African War ; recommended for commission. Matabele
War (medal). Lieutenant, British South African Police, 1901. Bulawayo,
1902.
2815. Henderson, Wilfrid — Rev. W. G. Henderson.
Rev. Wilfrid Henderson (son of Rev. William George Henderson, Head
Master). Keble College, Oxford. Curate of Harrow Green. Died in
London, 30 June, 1896.
2816. Henderson, Charles — Rev. W. G. Henderson.
Charles Ferdinand Henderson. Royal Navy, 1878— Commander, 1901 ;
H.M.S. Vivid, Plymouth, 1903.
2817. Brown,ArthurRichard,9, March3, 1865 — 36,M' Preston.
2818. Learoyd, John, 1 1, Aug.17, 1863 — A.Learoyd, 17, Midland
Road, Hyde Park.
Parliamentary agent to Sir A. D. Hayter, Bart., M.P., Walsall, m 1905.
2819. S. — Scarth, William Wordsworth, 12, May 11, 1862.
Benjamin Scarth, Thorp Hall, Wakefield.
Benjamin Scarth lived at Thorpe Hall, Rothwell, in 1877.
2820. Pollard, Frank Hoadley, 11, July 11, 1863 — ^James
Pollard, I, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park.
Engaged at Crowther's Chemical Works, Woodhouse. Died 29 Nov.,
1801, at I, Kensington Terrace, Leeds.
2821. Musgrave, Albert, 12, Jan. 21, 1862 — A. Musgrave,
Bellevue Road.
Manager, Dyeing Department, Globe Mills, Utica, U.S.A.
2822. Broughton, Anthony William, 12, Feb. 23, 1862 — A.
Broughton, 13, Westfield Terrace, Chapeltown.
A chemist at 73, Meadow Lane.
2823. S. — Haigh, Chapman, 13, Mar. 3, 1861 — Eccles Haigh,
Beamside, Freshfield, Liverpool.
2824. Jeffrey, Thomas Bullock, 13, May 10, 1861 — G. F. Jeffrey,
5, Blenheim Square.
2825. Barker, Raymond, 14, Jan. 29, i860 — C. Barker, Manston
House, near Leeds,
Raymond (son of Charles) Barker. Believed to have gone to Klondyke.
2826. Scupham, Walker, 14, June 15, i860 — ^W. Scupham,
II, Victoria Place, Leeds.
Son of William Scupham. No further information obtainable.
2827. Rayner, Harry, 12, Dec. 26, 1862 — W. Rayner, South
Park Villas, Harrogate.
2828. Rayner, Frederick W., 13, April 5, 1861.
Brother of No. 2827.
2829. Broadbent, John Henry, 11, May 6, 1863 — R« W.
Broadbent (8, M* Preston).
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 219
1875. 2^ Term.
2830. Crowther, Percy, 12, 21 April, 1862 — Joseph Lynch
Crowder, 15, S*^ John's Terrace, Leeds.
Joseph Lynch Crowder was a flock dealer at 46, Little Queen Street.
2831. Bailey, Ernest Claude, 11, 26 March, 1864 — James H.
Bailey, 4, Blenheim Square, Leeds.
2832. Bailey, James Thomas Herbert, 9, 8 Oct., 1865.
Brother of No. 2831.
2833. Palmer, James Percy, 14, 17 Dec, i860 — Mrs. Palmer,
8, Consort Terrace, Bellevue, Leeds.
A tenor singer and music teacher. Died 18 Aug., 1893, at 23, Victoria
Grove, Fulham Road, aged 32.
2834. Palmer, Walter, 11, 13 Dec., 1863.
Brother of No. 2833.
2835. Vevers, Joseph Hodgson, 15, 28 April, i860 — Robert
L. Vevers, 3, Brandon Villas, New Leeds.
Admitted a solicitor, March, 1884. 15, Park Place, Leeds, in 1903.
2836. BoUand, Joshua B., 12, 4 Jan., 1863— W. T. BoUand,
Spring Grrove, Hunslet.
Rev. Joshua Bower Bolland (son of William Thomas Bolland, of Leeds
and Scarborough). Clare College, Cambridge. B. A. 1885; M. A. 1895.
Curate of St. Simon's, Leeds, 1886. Vicar of Hepworth, Huddersfield,
1897; of Stanley, Wakefield, from 1902.
2837. Bolland, William T., 11, 18 Feb., 1864.
(Brother of No. 2S36.) Admitted a solicitor, 1888 ; practised at
Harrogate ; retired. Long Croft, Preston Patrick, Milnthorpe, in 1903.
2838. Conder, Eustace Lauriston, 11, 28 Sept% 1863 — Rev. E.
Conder, i, Newton Grove.
(Son of Rev. E. R. Conder, D.D.) Architect to the Buenos Ayres
Railway. Buenos Ayres in 1903.
2839. Horsfield, Frank, 13, 11 July, 1861 — ^J. H. Horsfield,
81, Sweet S^y Holbeck.
(Younger son of John Napoleon Horsfield.) Druggist, Sweet Street,
Holbeck ; of Swan land House, Bridlington, in 1904.
2840. PuUan, George EUand, 11, 4 Nov', 1863 — C. PuUan,
33, Briggate.
1875. 3** Term.
2841. Bacon, George Frank, 12, 18 Sepf, 1862 — ^John Bacon,
G.N.R. Hotel, Leeds.
2842. Roberts, John, 14, 30 Dec, i860 — William Roberts,
AUerton House, Chapeltown.
A wholesale stationer. Roberts, Mart & Co., Ltd. Bank Mills, Leeds,
in 1903.
2843. Good, Alfred Arthur, 12, 24 June, 1863 — ^John G. Good,
9, Springfield Mount.
Alfred Arthur (son of John Garnett) Good. A corn factor. Codling
Grove, Nottingham, in 1903.
220 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2844. Good, Francis Henry, 9, 5 Feb., 1866.
(Brother of No. 2843.) A corn factor at Beeston, near Nottingham,
in 1903.
2845. Kirk, Arthur, 10, 4 Jan., 1865 — ^James Kirk, Killingbeck
Hall, n' Leeds.
Arthur Frederick Hamilton Kirk. Leicester Militia; 2nd lieutenant,
2nd Volunteer Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, 25 Dec., 1895. Died
3 Mar., 1904, at Paignton, Devon, aged 39.
2846. Wick, Greorge Henry, 13, 15 June, 1862 — Benjamin
Wick, Chapeltown.
George Harry Wick died 16 Oct., 1879, at 3, Stainbeck Lane, aged 17.
2847. Whitwam, Joe, 13, 6 April, 1862 — Benjamin Whitwam,
Golcar. Uncle, James Drewery, Quarry Hill.
A cloth manufacturer (B. & J. Whitwam), Stanley Mills, Golcar, in 1904.
2848. Irwin, Edward, 8, 7 March, 1867 — ^George Irwin,
30, Albion St.
An actor and playwright.
2849. Wilson, John Turner, 13, 31 May, 1862 — ^J. T. Wilson,
73, Hyde Park Road.
John Turner (son of John Thomas) Wilson. A grocer and provision
merchant (J. T. Wilson & Sons, Leeds). Member of Rawdon District
Council and School Board. Spring Bank, Rawdon, in 1903.
2850. Wilson, Reginald Brassington, 11, 26 Mar., 1864 — Mr.
James Wilson, 5, Providence Row.
2851. Dawson, Charles Edward, 12, 27 Feb., 1863 — Richard
Dawson, Oak Bank, Shaw Lane.
Engineer to a South American railway company. Died at Santa F^,
of typhoid fever, in 1886.
2852. Hall, John Basil, 8, 23 Oct., 1 866— William Hall, Esq.
Pembroke College, Cambridge. B.A. 1887; M.A. 1892; M.B.; B.S.
1892; M.S. 1899; M.R.C.S. Eng. 1890; L.K.C.P. Lond. 1890;
F.R.C.S. Edin. 1899. 31, Manningham Lane, Bradford, in 1901.
2853. Scarth, William Gilyard, 11, 10 Mar., 1864 — J. W.
Scarth, Esq., Woodhouse Lane.
L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1891. Woodhouse
Hall, Leeds, in 1903.
2854. Anderson, Samuel Walker, 14, 22 Oct., i860.
C. Wooler, Esq'.
Anderson, F. S. C, Mirfield.
(Son of Samuel Francis Crowe Anderson.) Has been in Australia.
Kion lough, Ramsay, Isle of Man, in 1904.
2855. Armitage, William Wilson, 13, 20 July, 1862 — James
Armitage, 102, Wellington Road, New Wortley.
Re-entered after No. 2926.
2856. Scholefield, Robert Ernest, 10, 13 Jan., 1865 — ^W.
Scholefield, 24, Moorland Road.
Christ Church College, Oxford. Scholar ; 1st Class Natural Science ;
M.A.; M.B.; B.S. 1890. 2, Chnrlton Road, Blackheath, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 221
2857. Rayner, Greorge, 10, 9 Jan., 1865 — Greorge Rayner, Hyde
Gardens.
George Herbert Rayner (eldest son of George Rayner, J. P.)- To
Thorp Arch Grange School. Cambridge Local. Yorkshire College.
Lieutenant, Leeds Rifle Volunteers. P.S. Enlisted in 21st Hussars.
A drysaltery 17, Wellington Street, Leeds. 29, Vernon Road, Leeds,
in 1905.
2858. Ward, Walter, 12, 10 Feb., 1863— Rev. A. Ward,
28, Hanover St.
Rev. Walter Ward, Wesleyan minister. 175, Oldham Road, Manchester,
in 1904.
2859. Henderson, Harold E. — Rev. W. G. Henderson, Leeds
Grrammar School.
Harold Edmund Henderson (son of the Head Master). Royal Irish
Constabulary District Inspector. Phoenix Park, Dublin, in 1903.
2860. Moore, George, 13, 14 Oct., 1861 — William Moore,
2, Westfield Terrace, North Lane, Headingley.
2861. Joy, Edward Bedford, 10, 12 Jan., 1865 — George Joy,
7, Beech Grove Terrace.
Re-entered in 1880. (Following No. 3206.)
2862. Walker, Herbert, 14, 7 May, 1861 — ^James Walker,
Marlborough House, Dewsbury.
Formerly a woollen manufacturer. Landlord of the Railway Hotel,
Dewsbury, in 1904.
1876. !•* Term.
2863. Smallpage, Percival Mansfield, 12, May 20, 1863 — ^John
Smallpage, 7, St. George's Terrace.
Articled to Ford & Warren, solicitors, Leeds. A commercial traveller
in 1904.
2864. Latimer, Hugh Graham, 12, Mar. 14, 1863 — ^John
Latimer, St. Mark's Villas, Leeds.
Articled to his father, a solicitor. Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion West
Yorkshire Regiment, 15 April, 1882; retired; then a farmer. Almyra,
Arkansas, in 1904.
2865. Bolton, George William, 12, June 22, 1863 — ^Thomas H.
Bolton, 21, Anglesea St.
2866. Parker, George Arthur, 9, April 13, 1866 — G. W. Parker,
De Grey Lodge, De Grey Terrace.
George Watson Parker was an insurance agent in 1877.
2867. Tannett, Thomas, 10, Oct. 24, 1865 — R. Tannett, Rose
Mount, Pottemewton.
(Son of Robert Tannett.) Admitted a solicitor, 1888. E. M. Jones,
Son & Tannett, Greek Street Chambers, Leeds. Chapel Allerton
in 1903.
2868. Eland, Lawrence, 13, Jan. 7, 1863 — ^John Eland, Carr
Lodge.
John Eland lived at Carr Lodge in 1877. He was with Cooke & Co.,
paper stain ers, Claypit Lane.
222 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2869. Gresham, Thomas Hutchinson, 12, Dec. 27, 1863.
Joseph Gresham, 3, Headingley Terrace.
Joseph Gresham lived at 3, Headingley Terrace, in 1877.
2870. Harris, Herbert Cadell, 14, Nov. g, 1861 — Mrs. Harris,
7, Allerton Terrace, Chapel AUerton.
(Son of Mrs. Martha Harris.) A master mariner; in London in 1905.
2871. Harris, James Knight, 12, May 25, 1863.
(Brother of No. 2870.) A master mariner; at Shanghai in 1905.
2872. Davies, John Arthiir, 11, May 28, 1864 — ^John Davies,
4, Montpellier Terrace.
Seven years in the Merchant Marine; retired as first officer. In
Victoria, British Columbia, in 1905.
2873. Hatherley, Alfred W., 14, Oct. 27, 1861 — Rev. H.
Hatherley, Springfield Terrace, Headingley.
The Rev. Hy. Hatherley (Primitive Methodist) lived at Headingley
in 1877.
2874. Lindsley, Harry George, 14, Oct. 31, 1861 — Uncle, Mr.
G- Wright, Albert Villa, Victoria Road, Headingley.
George Edward Wright lived at Albert Villa in 1877.
2875. Flockton, William Henry, 13 — William Flockton,Oulton.
.\ fire insurance surveyor. Woodlesford in 1905.
2876. Slater, Philemon Murgatroyd, 12, July 21, 1863.
, Philemon Slater, South View, Yeadon.
Hotel Proprietor, living at i, The Crescent, Roundhay, in 1905.
2877. Appleyard, Benjamin, 11, Feb. 29, 1864 — Thomas
Appleyard, Lazencroft, Cross Gates, Leeds.
Thomas Appleyard was a farmer at Lazencroft in 1877.
2878. Appleyard, Edward, 10, May 6, 1865.
Brother of No. 2877.
2879. Barton, Henry, 15, Nov. 20, i860 — Robert Barton,
Aspen Ing, Wortley.
John and Robert Barton were millers and maltsters at Wortley in 1877.
2880. Derham, Sidney Herbert, 12, June 19, 1863 — T. S.
Derham, 15, Blenheim Terrace.
(Son of Thomas Shann Derham.) Probably an accountant in Chicago,
U.S.A., in 1905.
288 1 . Partridge, Joseph Armitage, 1 1 , Aug. i o, 1 864 — Frederick
Partridge, 5, Grosvenor Terrace, Headingley.
Brother of No. 2763.
2882. Todd, Arthur Somerville, 10, Feb. 23, 1865 — George
Todd, I, Kensington Terrace.
2883. Jackman, Rowland Ash, 12, Aug. 14, 1863 — Charles
Jackman, Low Moor Buildings.
Charles Jackman was a builder at 3, Low Moor Buildings* Institution
Street, n 1877.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 223
2884. Somers, Richard Mousley, 15, Dec. 20, i860 — Francis
Somers, 3, Fountain Terrace.
A heating engineer and fire-place manufacturer. The Teale Fire-place
Co., Leeds and London. A.I.E.E. 1885; A.M.LM.E. 1903. Silver
Royd House, Wortley, 1905. Managing Director of the Leeds Marble,
Heating and Fire-place Co. Ltd. 62, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
2885. Dawson, Charles Edward, 12, April 16, 1863 — Mrs.
Dawson, 3, Newland Terrace, Hyde Park.
L.K-Q.C.P.L 1887. 4, Bainbrigge Road, Headingley, Leeds, in 1904.
2886. Walker, Samuel Leigh, 1 2, June 1 5, 1863 — ^James Walker,
High Royd, Bellevue Road.
A woollen buyer. 10, Beech Terrace, Undercliffe, Bradford, in 1905.
2887. Rattenbury, John, 11, Sept. 24, 1864 — Mr. Rattenbury,
20, Hyde Park Terrace.
John (elder son of John Owen) Rattenbury. Captain s.s. Diamante.
Died 16 Oct., 1902, at Hong Kong.
2888. Levi, Mark, 10, July 15, 1865 — ^Jacob Levi, 39, Virginia
Road.
Jacob David Levy lived at 39, Virginia Road, in 1877.
2889. Jennings, Henry Horwood, 14, Jan. 29, 1861 — Henry
Jennings, 45, Gloucester House Place.
Henry Horwood Jennins (son of Henry H. Jennins, of 45, Lofthouse
Place, solicitor. Assistant Magistrates' Clerk). Managing Director,
Edwin Oldroyd, Ltd., engineers, Crown Works, Leeds, in 1904-
2890. Wormald, Charles Edmund, 13, Nov. 10, 1862 — Edmund
Wormald, 13, Moorland Road.
Edmund Wormald lived at 13, Moorland Road, in 1877.
2891. Slater, Herbert, 11, Mar. 9, 1864 — Seth Slater, Burley
Green.
Seth Slater was a woollen merchant at 16, Greek Street, in 1877.
1876. 2^ Term.
2892. Smith, Charles Lyndon, 11, Sept' 30, 1864 — Mrs. Smith,
S* John's Grove, Moorland Road.
(Son of the late William Lyndon Smith.) At Morley.
2893. Waite, Ben Sherman, 10, June 8, 1865 — Mr. B. Waite,
Farsley.
Benjamin Waite was a woollen manufacturer at 31, Aire Street, and
Temperance Mills, Stanningley, in 1877.
2894. Turner, ClifiFord Winslow, 13, Jan. 24, 1863 — Mrs. Turner,
33, Cowper Street, New Leeds.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; M.B. Durham, 1890. Died Sept., 1890.
2895. Turner Stanley Maude B., 14, Jan. 31, 1862.
(Brother of No. 2894.) Mrs. Turner lived at 33, Cowper Street, in 1877.
2896. Chorley, Charles Faulkner, 8, May 24, 1867 — Mr. C. R.
Chorley, Spring Road, Headingley.
(Eldest son of Charles Roberts Chorley, architect.) Born 24 May, 1868.
Lincoln College, Oxford. B.A. 1891 ; M.A. 1899 Curate of Liscard;
of Wybunbury, Cheshire^ Vicar of Trinity^ Mossley. Incumbent of
Tresco, Scilly Isles, from 1902.
2 24 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2897. Slater, Harold, 10, 1865 — Mr. Jeremiah Slater,
Stanningley.
In Canada in 1903.
2898. Townsley, Tom Cecil, 10, Feb. 23, 1866 — Mr. Richard
Townsley, 18, Mount Preston.
(Brother of Nos. 2672 and 2723.) First Officer in the Merchant Marine.
Accidentally killed at Seattle, British Columbia, in 1905.
2899. Pycock, Alfred Edwin G., 12, Nov. 27, 1863 — Mrs.
Pycock, 9, Bagbie St.
Mrs. Pycock lived at 9, Bagbie Street, in 1877.
1876. 3*» Term.
2900. Titley, John Edward, 12, Jan. 28, 1864. Reg. Bapt:
Anthony Titley, Manor House, Headingley.
Exmouth, Devon, in 1904.
2901 . Plummer, Robert Henry, 1 3, May 25, 1 863 — E. Plummer,
Clifton Villas, Headingley. Mr. Sprays,
Brother of No. 2729.
2902. (S.) — ^Young, Charles Henry, 16, Oct. 5, 1859. Reg. Bapt.
Rev. Frederick Young, Aylesbury.
The Rev. Frederick Young was vicar of Walton, Aylesbury, in 1858.
2903. Oglesby, Frederick, 9, April 18, 1867. Reg. Birth. R. P.
Oglesby, Bainbrigge Terrace, Headingley.
Frederick Loveday Oglesby. A traveller. 19, Blenheim Terrace, Leeds,
in 1904.
2904. Oglesby, Walter, 8, Mar. 28, 1868. Reg;. Birth.
(Brotherof No. 2903.) Walter Boiseau Oglesby. A journalist. Printer's
manager. 15, Blandford Grove, Leeds, in 1904.
2905. Nield, Samuel, 12, April 23, 1864 — S. Nield, 10, Spencer
Terrace, Louis St., Chapeltown Road. Mrs. Turley.
Alfred Hope Nield (son of Samuel Nield, of Ash, Whitchurch, Salop).
A sheep farmer, Lansdale, New South Wales, in 1904.
2906. Thompson, Arthur Wellington, 10, Oct. 7, 1865 — Rev.
F. D. Thompson, 2, Tanfield Place.
(Son of Rev. Francis Daniel Thompson.) Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge.
B.A. 1888; M.A. 1892. Curate of St. Giles*, Northampton, 1889.
Vicar of Christ Church, Pennington, 1900 ; of Pennington Leigh, 1903.
2907. Hall, Frederick, 14, Sept. 12, 1862. Reg. Birth. William
Hall,23,Cowper St., Leeds, Pawnbroker. Mr. Watson's.
Admitted a solicitor, 1883. Practised in Leeds and Wetherby. Died
at Wetherby, 12 Oct., 1891.
2908. Pickering, Arthur Reginald, 11, Sept. 10, 1865 — G. E.
Pickering, South Parade. Mr. Spray's.
(Son of George Edmund Pickering, solicitor.) Manager of the Accident
Insurance Co., Leeds, in 1903. 46, Grange View, Chapeltown Road,
in 1903.
2909. Stead, Richard Walter, 12, Aug. 5, 1864. Reg. Birth.
Edmund Stead, Manston Hall, Leather. Starbeck,
Of no occupation. In Jersey in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 225
2910. Seaton, James Buchanan, 8, Mar. 19, 1868 — JamesSeaton,
Winton House.
(Son of James Seaton, surgeon, Wintoun House, Leeds, and brother of
No. 301(4). Christ Church, Oxford; scholar; ist Class Classical Mods.;
6. A 1890; 2nd Class lit. Hum.; M.A. 1896. A master at the School
in 1891. Curate of Oswestnr, 1893. Vice- Principal of the Leeds Cler^
School. Secretary of the Leeds Church Extension Society. Chaplam
of 1st West York Artillery Volunteers. Curate of Leeds, 1896. P.C.
St. Bartholomew's, Armley, 1905.
291 1. Ward, John Oddy, 13, Feb. 12, 1863. Reg. Birth. John
Ward, 26, Oddy St., Foundry. Parish Church.
Scholar from Parish Church School. L.S.A. Lond. 1885; M.R.C.S.
Eng. 1886, Brotherton, Normanton, in 1901.
2912. Harrison, William Craven, 1 1 , Aug. 20, 1 865. Reg. Birth.
W" Harrison, Craven House, New Wortley, Grocer.
Mr. Gott's, Armley P. Church.
William Harrison was a grocer at 66, Sweet Street, and 37, Holbeck
Lane, in 1866.
2913. Milestone,WilliamStrafford, i3,May24,i863. Reg.Birth.
Robert Milestone, 59, East St., Leeds, Chemist.
Wesleyan, not Catech.
With his father; then an oil and colour merchant at 16, Dock Street,
Leeds. Died at Scholes, 12 March, 1898.
2914. Glover, William, 9, May 13, 1867. Reg. Birth. Thomas
Glover, 9, Vernon Road, Bookkeeper. Miss Smith.
Thomas Foxcroft Glover lived at 10, Vernon Road, in 1877.
2915. Addyman, Robert Law, 12, Dec. 24, 1863. Reg.Birth.
Mrs. Addyman, 22^ Woodbine Place, Cloth Finisher.
Starbeck.
A cloth finisher ; then with R. Salmon, Backhouse & Co., share brokers.
Park Row, Leeds. 9, Haddon Place, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, in 1903.
2916. (S.) — ^Micklethwaite, John Louis, 13, Sept. 11,1863. R^g-
Bapt. Grandfather. Mrs. Micklethwaite, The Grove,
Hopton, Mirfield. Croft House, Bradford.
An accountant in Leeds. Lived at Harrogate.
291 7. Smeeton, Charles William, 1 1, July 24, 1865. Reg. Birth.
W. Smeeton, 26, Commercial St., Chemist.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1888. Slingsby, York, in 1901.
2918. Cook, Charles Frederick William, 1 1 , Nov. 1 6, 1 864. Reg.
Bapt. F. Cook, 1 1 , Tolson St., Leeds, Comm. Traveller.
Mechanics.
F. Cook was a commercial traveller at ii, Tolson Street, in 1877.
2919. Tordoff, Thomas Bunting, 13, July 5, 1863 — ^Jeremiah
Tordoff, 16, Lewis Street, New Leeds. Mechanics.
Admitted a solicitor, 1892. Clerk of Urban District Council, Barry,
Glamorgan, in 1906.
2920. Dawson, Richard Arthur, 12, Oct. 30, 1864. Reg. Birth.
Richard Dawson, 95, Reginald Terrace, Chapeltown
Road, Worsted Spinner. Mr. Coates.
Richard Dawson was a spinner (Crofts & Co.) in 1866.
2 26 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHCX)L ADMISSION BOOK.
292 1 . Calverley, Joseph, 1 1 , Dec. i , 1 864. Reg. Birth. Joseph
Calverley, 7, Brunswick Place, Spirit Merchant.
Mr. Watson.
Joseph Calverley kept The Red Lion, 2, Ludgate Hill; house,
7, Brunswick Place, in 1877.
2922. Muir, Hugh Glen, 11, Sept. 5, 1865 — ^D. G. Muir,
10, Marlborough Terrace. Miss B.
2923. Hirst, Robert Joshua, 14, Feb. 16, 1862 — Mrs.Wadsworth,
41, Cross Green Lane, Knowsthorpe. Richmond
Hill Sch.
(Onlv son of W. H. Hirst, No. 1393.) A water rent collector for the
Leeds Corporation in 1904-
2924. (S.) — Royle Vernon, 12, Mar. 7, 1864 — Mrs. Royle,
Heckmondwike.
John Royle was a wine and spirit merchant in Northgate, Heckmondwike,
in 1877.
2925. S. — Paulett, Thomas Lawrence, 9, July 31, 1867 — Mrs.
Paulett, Thedingworth, Rugby.
Thomas Lawrence Pawlett. M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1890.
Essex County Asylum, Brentwood, in 1901.
2926. Halliday, Thomas, 10, Feb. 26, 1866 — Mr. T. Halliday,
2, Ebor Crescent, Hyde Park Road, Leeds, Comm.
Trav.
Thomas Halliday lived in Ebor Mount in 1877.
2855. Armitage, W. W. — ^James Armitage, 102, Wellington
Road, New Wortley.
James Armitage was a grocer at 102, Wellington Road, in 1877.
2927. Whiteley, Ernest, 13, Aug. 29, 1863 — Samuel Whiteley,
Grreen Month, Beeston Hill.
Ernest Arthur Poe Whiteley (son of Samuel and Elizabeth Whiteley,
Rothwell Haigh Quarries). In an accountant's office. A commercial
traveller. In 1886 emigrated to Australia; with Gibbs, Bright & Co.,
at Sydney and Newcastle; then New South Wales Government Com-
mercial Agent in Japan. Died of smallpox at Foochow, 21 Dec., 1902.
1877. !•* Term.
2928. Arnold, Edmund George, ii, June 28 — E. J. Arnold,
19, Blenheim Terrace.
A printer and stationer (E. J. Arnold & Son, Ltd., Hunslet). Woodhouse
Cliff, Leeds, in 1905.
2929. Braithwaite, Robert William, 13, May 7 — Mrs. Braith-
waite, 2, Francis Street, New Leeds.
(Son of Samuel and Elizabeth Braithwaite.) Died 18 Jan., 1882, at
Francis Street.
2930. Braithwaite, Alfred Lloyd, 12, Nov. 8.
(Brother of No. 2929.) A commercial occupation. 5, Norman Drive,
Eccleshill, Bradford, in 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 227
2931. Jackson, Henry Gilbert, 12, Aug. 26, 1864 — Giibert
Jackson, South Parade.
Gilbert Jackson, an old soldier, was Registrar of Births and Deaths at
6, South Parade, in 1866. Henry Gilbert Jackson; a teacher of music
and singing. 4, Albion Terrace, Ripon, in 1905.
2932. Hall, Edmund, 1 1, Mar. 8, 1865 — W*° Hall, 23, Cooper St.
(Son of William Hall, a pawnbroker at 93, Brip;ate; afterwards a
sherifi's officer.) Born 5 March, 1866. A medical student. Died
21 Oct., I9CX>. (Brother of No. 2907.)
2933. Hick, Henry, 15, Dec. 4, 1861 — Henry Hick, Crown
Point' Road.
L.R.C.S.; L.R.C.P.E. 1886. Practised at Frystone and Hunmanby,
Died July, 1893, aged 31.
2934. Jaques, Robert, 14, Feb. 28 — W" Jaques, 26, Northfield
Square.
2935. Lawson, Henry Herbert, 10, Feb. 17, 1866 — ^Thomas
Lawson, Headingley.
2936. M^'Pherson, William Walker, 9, vSeptr. 5, 1867 — A. S.
M^Pherson, 1 1, Victoria Terrace, S* John's Hill.
(Brother of No. 3093.) William Walker Macpherson, an engineer
(Fairbairn, Lawson, Combe, Barbour, Ltd.). Hawthornden, Roundhay,
in 1903.
2937. M°Candlish, John, 9, Jan. 18, 1868 — ^J. McCandlish,
S* James' House, S* James' S*, Leeds.
John Gordon McCandlish. L.R.C.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L,F.P.S.
Glasg. 1890. Blenheim Terrace, Leeds, in 1905.
2938. Nicholson, William, 11, May 29, 1865 — ^W. Nicholson,
Belmont, Woodhouse Hill, Hunslet.
(Son of William Nicholson.) A railway contractor and timber merchant
(W. Nicholson & Sons, Prospect Saw Mills, Hunslet); residence,
Hellifield Peel, in IQ05.
2939. Rusby, Reginald William, 9, Mar. 6, 1867 — Alfred
Rusby, II, Mount Preston.
Yorkshire College Dyeing Department. A dyer at Crewkeme, Somerset,
in 1903.
2940. Summerscale, Arthur Conyers, 12, June 21, 1864 — James
Summerscale, 13, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park
Road.
Out of business. Amphion House, Doncaster, in 1905.
2941. Shepherd, Thomas, 9, Oct. 9, 1867 — George Shepherd,
52, Springfield Place.
George Shepherd was a traveller there in 1877.
2942. Smith, Arthur Edmund, 13, Mar. 3, 1863 — Edmund
Smith, Hastings Place, Vernon Road.
A commercial traveller. 705, St Louis Street, Montreal.
2943. Smallpage, Henry Torre, 11, Jan. 3, 1866 — ^John Small-
page, 7, St. George's Terrace.
(Son of Tohn Smallpage, land surveyor and receiver for the School
Trustees.)
228 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2944. Stewart, Alexander Brodie, 10, Dec. 18, 1866 — Stewart,
J. H., 2, Ridgemount.
Alexander Brodie Seton Stewart. L.S.A Lond. 1894. 5, Woodhouse
Square, Leeds, in 1905.
2945. Motley, Lewis, 14, Aug. 21, 1862 — F.Motley, 2, Blenheim
Square.
An engineer (Motley & Green, Ltd., St. George's Works, 33, Kirkstall
Road, Leeds). Spen Lane, Kirkstall. Captain and Hon. Major
3rd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment in 1903.
2946. Wade, William Scales, 13, Nov. 18 — Benjamin Wade,
RadclifFe Lane, Pudsay.
Mr. Benjamin Wade lived at Swinnow Moor, Pudsey, in 1866.
2947. Spink, Henry Hawke, 15, Dec. 10— H. Spink, Bainbrigg
Terrace, Headingley.
Henry Hawkes Spink. Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1885 (Spink and
Brown, Bland's Court, Coney Street, York, in 1903). (See No. 484.)
2948. Wilson, William, 13, Mar. 13 — John Wilson, 26, Kelso
St., Clarendon Road.
William Brewis Wilson (son of John and Jane Wilson). Died in
America many years ago, date unknown.
2949. Wilson, John, ii, Feb. lo.
John Esson Wilson, a brother of the preceding. With Messrs. Lupton,
wine merchants, Bradford. 7, Queen's Terrace, Marshfield, Bradford,
in 1905.
2950. Wilson, Frederick, 10, July 26.
Frederick George Wilson, a brother of the preceding. At Famley
Mills. 47, Brudenell Mount, Leeds, in 1905.
2951. Mason, Charles Frederick, 9, Aug. i, 1867 — C. L. Mason
(Leeds & County Bank), Void House, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Charles Letch Mason and brother of Nos. 3251, 3542, and
3727.) A railway manager at Junin, Chili, in 1903.
2952. Somers, Francis William, 12, April 7 — F. Somers,
2, Fountain Terrace.
(Son of Francis Somers.) A veterinary surgeon. 4, Wade Lane, Leeds,
in 1905.
2953. Windle, Joseph, 12, Mar. 19 — Mrs. Windle, 7, Spring
Road, Headingley.
Farming in Canada.
2954. Sadler, Ralph, 9, Jan. 7 — Mrs. Temple, 5, Torquay
Terrace, Headingley.
Ralph Thomas Greame Sadler (son of Benjamin Greame Sadler, solicitor,
Belfast, and grandson of Michael Thomas Sadler, M. P. ). Chief officer
of a steamer trading between London and Russian Ports in 1905.
2955. Settle, John Webster, 14, Sept. 10 — Mrs. Settle,
29, Queen's Road, Burley Fields.
Captain of a merchant vessel. ^
2956. Mellor, Thomas, 12, Sep' i — ^T. Mellor, Middleton Villas,
Dewsbury Road.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 229
2957. Scriven, Arthur, 13, Jan. 13 — ^W. C. Scriven, Normandy
Villas, Chapeltown.
(Son of William Clarkson Scriven.) An estate and insurance agent at
149A, Briggate, Leeds. Died 16 Oct., 1893, at 39, Francis Street,
New LeeosT
2958. Richardson, Dunsford, 12, Dec. 23, 1864 — ^J- Richardson,
• Gledhow Villa, Gledhow.
(Great-nephew of James Richardson, Town Clerk of Leeds.) An
American agent. Holly Bank Villas, Shadwell Lane, Moor Allerton,
in 1905.
2959- Carter, Frank Lupton, 12, Mar. 27, 1864 — W. Carter,
1 2, Brookfield Terrace, Headingley.
William Carter lived at 10, Brookfield Terrace, in 1877.
2960. Hirst, Colin Winter, 13, July 25, 1863 — Greorge Hirst,
2, Warwick Villas.
George Hirst lived there in 1877.
2961. Hirst, Norman, 14, Feb. i, 1862.
Brother of No. 2960.
2962. Goodson, Alfred, 14, June 7, 1862 — Robert Goodson,
4, Woodhouse Square.
Robert Gkxxison was a mantle maker at 27, Boar Lane, in 1877.
2963. Goodson, Herbert, 11, May 2^, 1865.
Brother of No. 2962,
1877. 2^ Term.
2964. Burrell, Frank Farrah, 16, March 17, 1861 — Mrs. Burrell,
23, Victoria S', Hunslet Lane.
Magdalene College, Cambridge. Milner's Scholar; B.A. 1884; 9th Sen.
Opt.; M.A 1888. Assistant Master at the Clergy Orphan School,
Canterbury.
2965. Byrne, Michael, 12, Nov. 28, 1864 — Mr. Byrne,
62, Amberley Road, Armley.
A scholar from Armley Board School. A Government clerk in Dublin
and London, 1883-93 ; since followed various occupations.
2966. Boultbee, Hugh Edmund, 8, June 23, 1858 — Rev. J.
Boultbee, Wrangthome Vicarage.
(Son of Rev. James Boultbee.) Durham University. B.A. 189 1; M.A.
1897. Curate of St. James', Doncaster, 1892; of St. Paul's, South wark,
1897. Vicar of St. Peter's, Clifton Wood, Bristol, from 1901.
2967. Briggs, Thomas, 14, Aug. 14, 1862 — Mr. John Briggs,
3, Virginia Terrace, Mt. Preston.
John Briggs was a maltster in Beech Grove; house, Virginia Rood,
in 1866.
2968. S. — Coleman, George Drury, 14, May 26, 1862 — (care of)
Dr. Reiches, Beech Grove Place.
Edward Henry Riches lived at 2, Beech Grove Place, in 1877.
2969. Crosfield, Harry Arthur, 12, Mar. 30, 1865 — Mr.Crosfield,
5, Studley Terrace, Leopold S^
A scholar from Sheepscar Board School. Head Master Council
School, Little Holbeck, Leeds. 58, Elford Place, Leeds, in 1904.
2^0 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2970. Campbell, H. F., 10, Mar. 17, 1867 — Hugh Campbell,
Spring Road, Headingley.
(Son of Hugh Fletcher Campbell, an engineer, Hathorn, Davis,
Campbell & Davey, Sun Foundiy; afterwards an insurance manager.)
2971. Cross, Frank, 11, Jan. 27, 1866.
A builder (Cross & Carter, Bowman Lane, Leeds). Dead.
2972. Clark, Frederick Bristow, 13, Nov. 12, 1863 — Mrs. Clark,
Alverthorpe Villas, Leopold St.
Mrs. Clark lived at 2, Alverthorpe Villas, Leopold Street, in 1877.
2973. Cuthbert, Frederick Albert, 15, Jan. 22, 1862 — Mr. John
Cuthbert, 62, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of John Cuthbert, a veterinary surgeon.) Went to Canada many
years ago.
2974. Da vies, Thomas Harold, 10, Jan. 22, 1867 — ;Mr. Davies,
Montpellier Terrace.
The Rev. Thomas Harold Davies. University College, Oxford. B.A.
1S90; M.A. 1895. A private tutor at Oxford. B.D. 1905.
2975. Hepper, Edward Henry, 10, July 10, 1866 — Mr. John
Hepper, Clareville, Headingley.
An auctioneer in Leeds (Hepper & Sons, East Parade); residence,
Woodcote, Headingley, in 1905.
2976. Hepper, William Staniland, 9, Mar. 21, 1868.
(Brother of No. 2975). A decorator. Upperhead Row, Leeds, in 1903.
2977. Hepper, John Staniland, 12, Dec. 30, 1864.
(Brother of No. 2975.) A sbirebroker. Bond Street, Leeds, in 1902.
2978. Kelk, William Hastings, 10, Jan. 29, 1867.
Queen's College, Cambridge. B.A. 1889. Curate of Morley, 1892-4.
In charge of Ainanoub Mission, 1894-7. Chaplain to the Bishop of
Jerusalem, 1897-9. Chaplain at Accra, 1899.
2979. Kirkby,John, 13, July 6, 1863 — Mr.Kirkby, 80, Holdforth
St., New Wortley.
A scholar from Oak Road Board School. Frederick Kirkby lived at
64, Holdforth Street, in 1877.
2980. S. — Labatt, Thomas Martin Ernest, 13, May 15, 1863.
Dr. Riches, Beech Grove Place.
Tom Martin Ernest Labatt, of Bradford, died suddeidy at Lachine,
Montreal, 27 Oct., 1904.
2981. S. — Labatt, Louis Adolph, 12, Aug. 21, 1864.
(Brother of No. 2980.) Captain of a merchant vessel. Died in West
Africa.
2982. S. — Labatt, Cuthbert Charles, 12, Aug. 21, 1864.
Brother of No. 298a
2983. S. — ^Labatt, George Henry, 10, Dec. 30, 1866.
(Brother of No. 2980.) With Messrs. Brigg, Neuman & Co., merchants,
Bradford, i, Oxford Villas, Guiseley, in 1901.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 23 1
2984. Leech, Richard Edward, 14, Oct. 26, 1862 — Mr. C. W.
Leech, Lyddon Terrace, M* Preston.
(Son of Charles William Leech. ) Apprenticed to James Nelson & Sons.
An ironmonger at 70, and afterwards at 58, Briggate, Leeds (Hirst and
Leech). 17, Kelso Road, Leed^, in 1905.
2985. Pearce, Alfred Thomas, ig, July 2, 1863 — Mr. Pearce,
78, Coburg St.
A scholar from St. John the E\'angelist's School. Died 19 Feb., 1878.
Woodhousc Cemetery.
2986. Scott, William, 13, Jan. 10, 1864 — Mr. James Scott,
2, Blessard Fold, Meadow Lane.
A scholar from Salem School. James Scott & Co. were gas meter
makers in Trafalgar Row, Meadow Lane, Leeds, in 1877.
2987. Salts, Ralph Blakelock, 9, July 12, 1867 — Rev. Alfred
Salts, Littleborough Vicarage, Manchester.
The Rev. Ralph Blakelock Salts Blakelock. Line. College, Oxford;
Queen's College, Oxford. 2nd Class Classical Mods. 1888; B.A. 1890;
2nd Class Lit. Hum.; 2nd Class Theol.; M.A. 1893. Assistant Master
at Felstead School. A Roman priest. Died at Fiesole, 4 Jan., 1904,
aged 36.
2988. Townsley, Edward H., 12, May 14, 1864 — Mr. Townsley,
4, Osborne S\ Woodsley Road.
Edward Henry (son of Edward) Townsley. A scholar from Sheepscar
Board School. Manager of Beckett's Bank, Scarborough, 1904; at
York, 1905.
2989. Templer, R., 9, Feb. 6. 1868.
Ronald Arthur (youngest son of Charles Copland) Tempter. With
Bristowe & Co., stockbrokers, London, in 1903.
2990 Turner, Vincent Harold, 13, Sept. 16, 1864 — Mrs. Turner,
33, Cowper St., New Leeds.
Mrs. Turner lived at 33, Cowper Street, in 1877.
2991. Wilson, Seth, 15, Jan. 16, 1862 — Mr. George Wilson,
Victoria Road.
George Wilson was a screw manufacturer at 36, Victoria Road, in 1877.
2992. Williamson, Alfred, 14, May 30, 1862 — Mr. H. William-
son, Newport House, Cardigan Road, Headingley.
A brick and tile maker at Newport, East Riding, and a builders'
merchant.
2993. Wood, Henry Plant — Rev. Joseph Wood, 20, Abyssinia St.
The Rev. Joseph Wood (Primitive Methodist) lived at 26, Abyssinia
Street, in 1877.
2994. Wedderbume, Herbert Wilson, 12, Dec. 26, 1864 — Oak-
house, Moor AUerton.
Son of Lancelot Wedderburn (formerly Weatherbum). Went to
Giggleswick School. Cape Mounted Police ; wounded in South African
War; discharged in South Africa. Died in South Africa, 13 June, 1904.
i term; admitted June 18.
2995. Barr, Ninian Jaques, 12, June 11, 1865 — Mrs. Barr,
10, Lyddon Terrace.
An iron merchant (George Depledge & Co., Quebec Street, Leeds).
Braeside, Burley-in-Wharfedale, in 1903.
232 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
1877. 3<* Term.
2996. Barber, John Lionel, 8, 31 October, 1869 — ^John Barber,
II, Lyddon Terrace.
A South American merchant. 33, Drory Buildings, Water Street,
Liverpool, in 1903.
2997. Buxton, Travers, 12, 10 Dec', 1864 — Travers Buxton,
Regent Villas, Headingley.
New College, Oxford. B. A. 1887; M. A 1 891. 32, Cambridge Square,
Hyde Park.W., in 1903.
2998. Burrell, Benjamin Brook, 11, 20 Mar., 1866 — ^B. Burrell,
7, Moorland Road.
Benjamin Robertshaw Burrell (Simpson & Burrell, solicitors) lived at
7, Moorland Road, in 1877.
2999. Clark, Albert Edward, 14, 20 Jan., 1863 — ^J. E. Clark,
13, Midland Road.
John Henry Clark lived at 13, Midland Road, in 1877, when a John
Henry Clark was a letterpress printer in Wormald's Yard.
3000. Denison, Edmond, 10, 15 Nov., 1866 — H. D. Denison,
2, De Grrey Road, Leeds.
Edmund (son of Henry Deans) Denison. L.RC.P. Edin.; L.R.C.S.
Edin.; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1894. Brough, East Yorks., in 1901.
3001. Hepper, George Herbert, 8, 29 July, 1869 — ^John Hepper,
Headingley.
Cape Mounted Police. Died at Tuti, in Bechuanaland, 28 Oct., 1891.
3002. S. — Hill, Reginald Henry, 10, 28 June, 1867 — (Uncle)
John W™ Hill, Lynton Villa, Virginia Road. Stranger.
Henry Reginald Hill (son of F. C. Hill, No. 1306). Died at Echuca,
Victoria, Australia, 30 July, 1896.
3003. Hogg, Ernest George, 15, 9 Feb., 1862 — T. B. Hogg,
Wilson S*, Leeds.
Thomas Bellshaw Hogg was a surgeon at Springfield House, Meadow
Lane, in 1877.
3004. Hogg, Arthur William, 13, 2 Nov', 1864.
Brother of No. 3003.
3005. Garland, Thomas Swann, 1 3, 24 April, 1 864 — ^W. Garland,
Chapel AUerton, Leeds.
A stove grate manufacturer. Lime Tree Avenue, Retford, Notts.,
in 1903.
3006. S. — Howgate, Frederick, 14, 9*^ April, 1863 — ^Thomas
Howgate, Highfield House, Mirfield. Stranger.
Thomas Howgate lived at Northorpe in 1877. Jas. Howgate & Sons
were scribbling millers at Ravensthorpe in 1866.
3007. Manfield, Robert Hall, 11,7 July, 1 866 —James Manfield,
40, Woodsley Road.
3008. Rothery, Thomas, 12,18 August, 1 865 — Thomas Rothery,
76, Lofthouse Place.
A woollen manufacturer at Huddersfield. 35, Cleveland Road,
Huddersfield, in 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 233
3009. Rothery, William Umpleby, 10, 18 Jan., 1867.
(Brother of No. 3008.) A cord clothing manufacturer. Brunswick
House, Lindley, Huddersfield, in 1905.
3010. Salter, Arthur Ernest, 15, 11 Dec, 1861 — ^Joseph Salter,
8, Victoria Mount, Woodsley Road.
A professor of music at 53, Brudenell Mount, Leeds. Died there
13 Feb., 1902, aged 40.
301 1. Scholes, Ernest Frederick Pugh, 9, 28 July, 1868 — Thomas
Scholes, II, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
Handsworth College, Birmingham, 1892. A Wesleyan Missionary in
Central China since 1895.
3012. Wade, Edwin, 10, 24 Dec, 1866 — Benjamin Wade,
Victoria Road.
A tobacconists* fancy goods dealer at 38, York Place, Leeds, in 1905.
3013. Walker, Charles Tempest, 12, 8 Sept', 1865 — ^James
Walker, High Royd.
A leather merchant and mill furnisher. High Royd, Davies Avenue,
Roundhay, in 1905.
3014. Ward, John Francis, 14, 21 Feb., 1863 — Henry Ward,
1 1, Eldon Terrace.
Henry Ward lived there in 1877.
3015. Wilson, Francis Henry, 11, 10 June, 1866 — ^J. T. Wilson,
Woodlands, Thornhill Drive, Apperley Bridge.
Francis Henry (son of John Thomas) Wilson. A grocer and provision
merchant ( J. T. Wilson & Sons, Caledonian Road, Leeds). 321, Roundhay
Road, Leeds, in 1905.
4 Term.
3016. Huxley, George, 14, 15 Oct., 1863 — ^Joseph Huxley,
13, St. Mark's Terrace.
Joseph Huxley was a milliner at 5, Kirkgate ; residence, 13, St. Mark*s
Terrace, in 1890.
3017. Huxley, William, 12, 21 Nov', 1864.
Brother of No. 3016.
3018. Jackson, George Frederick, 13, 4 Jan., 1864 — Mrs.
Jackson, 3, Glover St., Camp Road.
Mrs. Jackson lived at 3, Glover Street, in 1877,
1878. !•* Term.
3019. Batchelor, Ernest Hall, 8, Jan. 24, 1869 — Mr. J. S.
Batchelor, 5, Lyddon Terrace. Miss Sailly.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1894. Norton Lodge, Promenade,
Bridlington, in 1901.
3020. Barron, Arthur Ferdinand, 10, 4 July, 1867 — Mr. Joseph
Barron, Ashwood Villas, Cumberland R., Headingley.
(See following No. 3382.)
3021. Binks, Willie, 12, 4*** Aug., 1865 — Mr. Binks,The Ridge,
Armley. Bramley Nat. Sch :
(Son of James Binks.) A scholar from Bramley School. Oerk, Board
of Education, South Kensington, from 1884. Aysgarth, Welldon
Crescent, in 1903.
234 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3022. Brown, Frederick W., 12, 13 Dec, 1865 — Mr. J. G.Brown,
I, Richmond Road, Headingley.
Miss Smith's, Woodhouse.
John Gomersal Brown lived at i, Richmond Road, in 1890.
3023. Brown, Joseph, 1 2, Nov. 4, 1 865. certif. Mr. W. Brown,
17, Buslingthorpe Lane. S* Matthew's Nat. Sch.
(Son of William Brown.) A scholar from St. Matthew's School. A
Government clerk, 1883 ; promoted, 1903.
3024. Burrell, Edward Jackson, 10, 8 Jan., 1868 — Mr. Benjamin
Burrell, 3, Quarry Mount, Woodhouse. Miss Baker.
3025. Cruse, David Augustus, 12, i March, 1865 — Mr. D. A.
Cruse, 10, Vernon R^. Ushaw.
(Son of A. F. Cruse.) University College, Oxford. Heron Exhibitioner;
B. A. r888: 3rd Class Lit. Hum. Librarian, Leeds Library, Commercial
Street, lA 1903 ; residence, 23, Warwick Place.
3026. Clarke, Horatio Nelson, 10, 29 Jan., 1867 — Mr. W. Henry
Clarke, Temple View, Beeston Hill.
St. Luke's, Beeston Hill.
William Henry Clarke was an insurance broker at 122, Beeston Road,
in 1890.
3207. S. — Craven, Arthur Charles, 12, 11 January, 1866 — Mrs.
Craven, Park View, Otley. Collegiate Sch., Otley.
Mrs. Craven lived at Park View Terrace, Otley, in 1877.
3028. Feamside, Lincoln, 12, i May, 1865 — Mr. Fearnside,
Cliff Mount, Woodhouse. Carlton Hill Board.
(Brother of No. 3770.) Edwin Lincoln (son of Edwin) Feamside.
Queen's College, Oxford. B.A. 1887; M.A. 1890. A scholar from
Ceirlton Hill Board School. A woollen manufacturer (Feamside Bros.,
Ossett). 8, Sholebroke View, Leeds, in 1904.
3029. Fleming, Percy Clement, 9, 13 Mar., 1868 — Rev. T.
Fleming. Mechanics'.
(Son of Rev. Thomas Samuel Fleming.) Died 5 Aug., 1884.
3030. Grant, George Robert, 14, 17 April, 1863 — Mr. John
Grant, 1 2, Exeter St., Woodhouse Lane.
Mr. Moss, Bishop Thornton.
3031. Hargreaves, Herbert, 13, 15 July, 1864 — Mr. Barnard
Hargreaves, Kiln St., Beeston Hill.
St. Luke's, Beeston Hill.
Barnard Har{|^reaves was a grocer in Kiln Street, Holbeck, in 1866.
3032. Harle, Edward, 11, 26 April, 1866 — Mr. Johnson Harle,
16, New Briggate. Darlington.
3033. Hatch, Charles Wyclilfe, 10, 12 Sept., 1867 — Mr. S. C.
Hatch, Oak House, Cardigan Road, Headingley.
Miss Smeeton.
A share dealer. Bush Lane House, E.C., in 1905.
3034. Holt, Joshua, 13,24 Oct., 1 864 — Mrs. Holt, Eldon Terrace,
Woodhouse Lane. Villa Grove.
M.R.C.S. Eng. 1886; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1887. Surgeon, Bombay Army.
Killed while playing polo, 1893.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 235
3035. Higgins, William, ID, 14N0V., 1867 — Mr. Joseph Higgins,
Merion Place, New Briggate. Mr. Watson.
3036. Johnson, Thomas Robinson, 12, 6^** June, 1865 — Mr. T.
Johnson, 61, Tramway Street, Chapel Town Road.
Sheepscar Board.
A scholar from Sheepscar Board School. A staff Clerk, Local
Government Board, in 1904.
3037. Knowles, Benjamin, 12, 4 April, 1865 — Mr.A.J.Knowles,
Moor Crescent, Hunslet. Church Middle Class.
A. wholesale provision merchant (A. J. Knowles & Sons). 6, Cloth Hall
Street, Leeds, in 1903.
3038. Learoyd, Walker, 12, 27 Sept', 1865 — Mr. A. Learoyd,
17, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
Travelling abroad in 1905.
3039. Lee, Ernest Kenworthy, 8, 14 June, 1869 — Mr. George
Lee, Victoria Buildings, Hunslet Road.
Miss Hancock, Boston Spa.
George Lee was a pawnbroker at 238, Hunslet Road, in 1890.
3040. Middleton, Thomas Williams, 12, 6 Feb., 1865 — Mr. W.
James Middleton, 19, Brunswick St. Mrs. Martins.
3041. Murphy, William Scott, 15, 15** June— care of Mr. C. H.
Harrall, 53, Kirkgate. Mechanics'.
3042. Musgrave, Percy, 9, 2 Dec, 1868 — Mr. A. Musgrave,
Bellevue Road.
From Mechanics'. Manager of dyeworks in Webster, Massachusetts,
U.S.A., in 1904.
3043. Palliser, Owen, 13, 17 Nov., 1864 — Mr. Palliser, 144,
Meadow Lane. Marshall's, Holbeck.
A scholar from St. John's School, Holbeck. A newsagent in North
Street; then a collotype printer (Phototype Co., Ventnor Street), in 1904.
3044. Pearson, Edward Francis Sidney, 1 1 , Oct. 1 5, 1 866 — Rev.
T. R. W. Pearson, Horsforth.
Admitted a solicitor, 5 Oct., 1889. 9, East Parade, Leeds, and Horsforth,
in 1903.
3045. Pickering, George G., 9, May 6, 1868 — G. E. Pickering,
Esq., Cardigan Villa, Cardigan Road.
(Son of George Edmund Pickering, solicitor.) Died in Jan., 1892.
3046. Priestley, James Herbert, 9, 16 July, 1868 — ^Mr. S.
Priestley, i, Thornton Sq., Kirkstall Road.
Mrs. Mills, Kirkstall R^.
Samuel Priestley was a metal broker at 17, S^winegate; residence, Lilian
Place, Kirkstall Road, in 1890.
3047. Rattenbury, Francis Mawson, 10, 11 Oct., 1867 — Mr.
Rattenbury, 20, Hyde Park Terrace. Miss Holland.
An architect. Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1904.
236 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3048. Ryder, Francis John, 11, 21 Mar., 1866 — Charles Ryder,
Esq., Westfield, Chapeltown. Mrs. Haigh.
Lieutenant 3rd Vol. Batt. West Yorkshire Regiment. Second lieutenant
3rd Dragoon Guards 1889; lieutenant 1891 ; captain 1895; adjutant
17 April, 1895, to 21 September, 1899; major 7 April, 1900; brevet
lieut.-colonel 26 June, 1902. South African War.
3049. Rayner, Benjamin Beverley Bateson, 10, 15 July, 1867.
Mr. Rayner, Hyde Gardens, Leeds. Miss BaJcer.
To Thorp Arch Grange School. Became a sailor. Went to Australia
and New Zealand. A tanner at Baldersby, near Thirsk. Living at
Harrogate in 1905.
3050. Rowell, John George, 15, 8 Oct., 1862 — Mr. N. Rowell,
5, Midland Road, Hyde Park. Mechanics'.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1892. 66, John William Street,
Huddersfield, in 1901.
3051. S. — Smith, Harry Senior, 12, 18 Aug., 1865 — Mr. W.
Smith, Crescent, Lightclilfe. High Sch., Ilkley.
Re-entered. (See following No. 3492.)
3052. Stevenson, 12, 26 Feb., 1865 — Mr. E.W. Stevenson,
20, Carlton Road, Holbeck. Marshall's, Holbeck.
John Nicholas (son of Edwin Whalley) Stevenson. A scholar from
St. John's, Holbeck. An insurance agent. 56, King's Road, Leeds,
in 1904.
3053. Stevenson, George, 14, 25 July, 1863 — Mr. E.W. Steven-
son, do. Marshall's, Holbeck.
(Eldest son of Exlwin Whalley Stevenson.) Articled to Adams & Kelly,
architects, Leeds. Head draughtsman at the Burmantofts Pottery,
Leeds. 313, Harehills Lane, Leeds, in 1904.
3054. Seaton, Douglas, 8, Jan. 8, 1870. Miss Rowntree.
(Brother of No. 2910.) Yorkshire College. M.B.; Ch.B.; 2nd Class
Victoria, 1894. House surgeon, Leeds InHrmary, 1894. Hon. surgeon,
Leeds Dispensary, 1903. 22, Blenheim Terrace, Leeds, in 1905.
3055. Walker, Frederick, 12, 5** July, 1865 — Mr. James Walker,
10, Elmwood Place. Dr. Paton, Harrogate.
In the tea trade in Australia.
3056. Wooler, Frederick William, 12, 29 Nov., 1865 — Mr.
Fairfax Wooler, 45, Cemetery Road, Beeston Hill.
Miss Baker.
Fairfax Wooler was a manager at Grande Vue, Swinnow, in 1890.
3057. S. — Wolfe, Arthur Reginald, 10, 26 Mar., 1867 — care of
Dr. Riches, Beech Grove Terrace.
3058. Emsley, Herbert Edward, 11, 31 Jan., 1866.
Mr. W. Emsley, Richmond House, Richmond Road,
Headingley. Miss Smith's.
Died 26 Dec, 1896, at Scarborough.
3059* Smith, William, 10, 7 Jan., 1868 — Mr. S. Smith,
Moorfield House, Headingley. Miss Smeeton's.
Samuel Smith, of Mean wood Tannery, lived at Moorfield House, in 1890.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 237
3060. Pickles, Samuel, 14, i July, 1864 — Mr. T. Pickles,
Meadow Lane.
Thomas Pickles kept the Jacob's Well, 88, Meadow Lane, in 1866.
3061. Wait, Henry, 16, 27 Sept"", 1861 — Mr. James B. Wait,.
Belvedere House, Newton Road, Leeds.
Gainford, Darlington.
Henry (son of James Butler) Waite. M.R.CS. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Edin,
1884. Whingate Lodge, Armley, Leeds, in i<K>i.
Return.
2770. Barling, Ivan CoUingwood, 12, s^Septr. — ^John Barling,
Esq., Q4, Bellevue Roai
See page 214.
1878. 2** Term.
3062. Blakeborough, Arthur, 13, Jan. q, 1865 — Mr. W. H.
Blakeborough, i, York Terrace, New Leeds.
Arthur (son of William Henry) Blakebrough. A drysalter and mill
manager at Carr Mills, Leeds. Rosemount, Meanwood Rood, Leeds,
in 1905.
3063. Bolton, John, 13, Sept' i, 1864 — Mr. Thomas Bolton,
2i,Anglesea Street.
3064. Clark, John Arthur, 10, Oct. 29, 1867 — Mrs. Clarke,
Alverthorpe Villas.
Re-entered. (See following No. 3387.)
3065. Davies, John, 8, May 2, 1870 — Rev. G. Davies,
1 3, Ashwood Terrace, Headingley.
3066. Holt, John Austin, 11, Dec. 10, 1866 — Benjamin Holt,
Kingston House, Woodhouse Lane.
Engaged in the wholesale clothing trade. 21, Brudenell Avenue, Leeds,
in 1905.
3067. Holroyd, Percy, 9, Mar. 6, 1869 — W. Holroyd, Esq.,
17, Blenheim Terrace.
Training Ship Conway, Apprentice, White Star Line ; eyesight failed.
Eight years in Canada. North Eastern Railway Superintendent's Office,
Newcastle. 15, Alexander Place, Newcastle, in 1903.
3068. Hudson, Harry, 13, July 6, 1864 — Mr. T. C. Hudson,
Chatham House, Rothwell.
Thomas Crowther Hudson lived there in 1877.
3069. Husler, Ernest Alfred, 11, Aug. 13, 1867 — Mr. Alfred
Husler, Weetwood.
Alfred Husler was a stone merchant; residence, Moorcroft, Bramley,
in 1890.
3070. Lupton, Harold, 10, July i, 1867 — ^John Lupton, Eq%
Moorland House, Headingley.
Fettes College. An engineer at Coventry. Died 2 July, 1902, in
Dublin. Lawnswood.
3071. Lupton, Edgar, 10, July i, i867«
?Brother of No. 3070.) A cloth manufacturer and merchant (William
Lupton & Co.), Whitehall Mills, Leeds, in 1905.
238 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3072. Heaton, Frank Robert, 12, April ig, 1866 — Rev. W.
Heaton, 33, Sholebroke Gardens, Chapeltown Road.
3073. Learoyd, William, 9, Sept. 15, 1868 — Mr. A. Learoyd,
17, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
Durham University. L.Th. 1892; B.A. 1897; M.A. 1900. Curate of
Alverthorpe, 1894; curate-in-chai^e of North Skelton-in-Cleveland
from 1898.
3074. Mason, Frederick Daniel, 15, June 20, 1862 — Mr. James
Mason, 3, Vernon Road.
James Mason lived at 3« Vernon Road, in 1877.
3075. Smith, Ernest Alexander Harward, 9, Aug. 15, 1868.
Mr. E. Smith, 16, Vernon Road.
A commercial traveller. 39, Esplanade, Whitley Bay, S.O., Northum-
berland, in 1905.
3076. Sharp, Robert, 14, Feb. 15, 1864 — Mr. Wilson Sharp,
Grove Dye Works, Headingley.
With his father at Grove Dye Works. From 1897 dyer for Marsden
Bros., of Holbeck. 15, Oakfield Terrace, Headingley, in 1905.
3077. Trenam, Charles Herbert, 13, Sept*" 16, 1864 — Mr.
Edward Trenan, 7, Bagby Road, Woodhouse Lane.
Civil Service. Yorkshire secretary of the Law Accident Insurance
Society in 1890. Joint general manager of the United Legal Indemnity
Society, 222, Strand, London, from 1902.
3078. Tannett, William Owen, 10, Feb. 7, 1868 — Mr. John
Thomas Tannett, Chapel Allerton.
(Son of John Thomas Tannett, of Smith, Beacock & Tannett). With
his father's firm; then Woolwich Arsenal. Bochum Steel Works,
Westphalia, in 1903.
3079. Walker, Henry Beevers, 8, Nov. 25, 1869 — Mr. Henry
Walker, 87, Beeston Hill.
Henry Walker lived at 87, Beeston Road, in 1877.
3080. Woodthorpe, Harry Bell, 10, Nov. 2, 1867 — Mr. Henry
Woodthorpe, Newton Villa, Potternewton.
Died in 1879.
3081. Wood, Frederick, 15, July 2, 1862 — Mr. Thomas Milner
Wood, II, Cavendish Road.
Thomas Milns Wood lived at ii, Cavendish Road, in 1890.
3082. Trechmann, Maximilian, 13, Mar. 17, 1865 — Mr. Otto
Trechman, Springfield, Stokesley, Northallerton.
Maximilian Lincoln (son of Otto) Trechmann. M.B.; M.S.; Univ.
Edin. 1887; M. 1887; F. 1890; R.CS. Eng. Norton Lodge, Stockton-
on-Tees, in 1 90 1.
1878. 3d Term.
3083. Clegg, William Thomas, 13, June 9, 1865 — Mrs. Clegg,
8, Thornton's Arcade.
3084. Cliffe, William Thomas, 12, Nov. 21, 1865. Stranger.
Richard Cliffe, Allerton Bywater, Castleford.
A timber merchant and saw miller (Richard Cliffe & Son, Castleford).
Allerton House, Allerton Bywater, in 1904*
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 239
3085. Ellison, Joseph, 14, May 2, 1864 — S. Ellison, 28, Vicar
Lane, Chapeltown.
L.R. C.P.I. 1886. Moorland House, Beeston Hill, Leeds, in 1901.
3086. Forster, Albert Edward, 14, Feb. 26, 1864 — Frederick
Forster, St. Mark's Villas.
Son of Frederic Forster, of the Mourning Warehouse, 12, Briggate, Leeds.
3087. Gaines, Henry, 13, Dec. 26, 1865 — ^J. W. Gaines,
8, Beech Grove.
A wine merchant (Messrs. J. W. Gaines & Co., 34, Trinity Street).
12, Mount Preston, Leeds, in 1905.
3088. Ingham, William Constantine, 9, Jan. 20, 1869 — C.
Ingham, Clarendon Place, M*^ Preston.
Son of Constantine Ingham, upholsterer.
3089. Johnson, William Arthur, 13, May 28, 1865 — ^W. Johnson,
Cedars, Cardigan Road.
(Son of William Johnson, an engineer, at Castleton Foundry, Armley.)
Represented his father's business in Australia. After his return to
England he became secretary of the Norbiton Potteries and Brick
Works, Ltd. Presbury Road, New Maiden, Surrey.
3090. Jones, Edmund Austin, 10, March 4, 1868 — E. M. Jones,
2, Moorland Road.
(Son of Evan Miller Jones, solicitor.) A woollen manufacturer in
Leeds, 1890-1902 ; in Buenos Ayres, 1904.
3091. Joy, Alexander, 10, July 14, 1868.
Alexander Outhwaite (son of George Outhwaite) Joy. Uppingham
School. A seed crusher and oil merchant (Edward Joy & Sons, Leeds).
3092. Kell, Sidney Gray, 11, Oct. 10, 1866 — W. W. Kell,
Springfield House, Bramley.
(Son of William Ward Kell, of Bramley.) A civil engineer. Died in
Leeds, 4 Jan., 1898.
3093. M^Pherson, Henry, 9, July 17, 1869 — A. S. M^Pherson,
II, Victoria St., St. John's Hill.
(Brother of No. 2936. ) Henry (son of Alexander Sinclair) Macpherson.
A mechanical engineer (Fairbaim, Lawson, Combe, Barbour, Ltd.,
Wellington Foundry, Leeds). The Tower, Woodhouse Cliff, Leeds,
in 1905.
3094. Middlemiss, George John, 15, July 21, 1863. Stranger.
M. Middlemiss, Swillington.
Mungo Middlemiss was house steward to Sir C. H. Lowther, Bart., in
1877. The son is believed to be in America, 1906.
3095. Moss, William, 15, June 17, 1863 — ^W. Garland,
Chapeltown Villa.
WilUam Moss (younger son of Francis Moss, of Whiston Hall,
Rotherham). Admitt^ a solicitor, March, 1885 (Turner, Barrows and
Moss). Eldon Chambers, Nottingham, in 1904.
3096. Naylor, Ben, 13, June 11, 1865 — B. Naylor, Bramley
Grange, Thorner.
3097. Pierson, Herbert, 10, Nov. 19, 1867 — G. B. Pierson,
West End House, Holbeck.
Herbert (son of George Brigg) Peirson. Mercantile Marine ; died 1901.
240 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCH(X)L ADMISSION BOOK.
3098. Richardson, John William, 10, May 30, 1866 — James
Richardson, Weetwood.
A manufacturing chemist uid dyewood cutter (James Richardson and
Co., Nether Mills, Leedi). r. 1881. Went to Germany. 2, Oakfield
Terrace, Headingley, in 1905.
3099. Roberts, Vincent, 10, Aug. 6, 1868 — Mrs. Roberts,
Allerton House, Chapel AUerton.
A heating and mechanical engineer. Cherry Row, Leeds, in 1903.
3 1 00. Sanderson, Dennyson Waugh, 1 1, Oct. 2 7, 1 866 — Michael
Sanderson, Middleton Villa, Victoria Road, Headingley.
(Son of Michael Middleton Sanderson, a bank cashier, retired to Grange-
over-Sands.) Cashier and accountant in the Johannesburg Branch of
the Standard Bank of South Africa; then secretary of the Stock
Exchange, Bulawayo; died there Oct., 1903.
3101. Sanderson, James Loyzelure, 10, Nov. 5, 1867. ^^'
(Brother of No. 310a) With James Truscott & Sons, Ltd., Cannon
Street, London. 25, Cambridge Road, Lee, Kent, in 1906.
3102. Somers, George, 9, Sept. 26, 1869 — F. Somers, Fountain
Terrace.
(Son of Francis Somers.) An ironmonger. Died at Worksop,
28 July, 1896.
3103. Turner, Arthur, 10, May 3, 1868. Stranger. Thomas
Turner, Batley.
Thomas Turner & Co. were wholesale grocers in Hanover Street, Batley,
in 1877.
3104. Tempest, Aston Randolph, 14, Sept' i, 1864 — ^J. Webb
Tempest, 22^ Hanover St.
Joe Webb Tempest was an accountant at 13, Park Row, and 22, Hanover
Street, in 1877.
3105. Townsley, Ernest, 10, 5**> Feb., 1868.
3106. Whitley, Thomas, 14, i Nov., 1864 — George Whitley,
Ashwood Terrace, Cumberland Road, Headingley.
3107. Wilkinson, Sidney Herbert, 16, 27 June> 1862 — W.
Wilkinson, S* Mary's Mount, Chapeltown Road.
Sydney Herbert (second son of William) Wilkinson. At Cheltenham
College; then at Leeds Giammar School. Lived some years at
Tunbridge Wells. Died 2SSq>t., 1896.
1879. I** Term.
3108. Appleby, Harry, 10, 11 Sept', 1868 — Mr. Edmund
Appleby, 24, Hanover Square.
A clerk with Beckett & Co., bankers, Leeds. (The father lived in
Hanover Street.) Died at Leeds, 4 Sept., 1903.
3109. Appleby, Benjamin, 13, 5 Oct., 1865 — Mr. W. Atkinson,
Whitehall Road, Leeds.
Benjamin Hardwick Appleby. A slater, 168, Burley Road, Leeds»
in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 24 1
31 10. Bousfield, Wilfrid Lyndon, 9, 29 July, 1869 — Mr. C. E.
Bousfield, S* Mary's Mount, Clarendon Road.
Wilfrid Lyndon (third son of Charles Edward) Bousfield. With Hudson,
Sykes & Bousfield, cloth manufacturers and merchants, Leeds and
Morley. Afterwards in London; died there 3 Oct., 1900.
3 1 1 1 . Bettany, F. G., i o, 4 Mar., 1 868 — ^Mr. Bettany, 56, Samuel
St., Leeds.
Frederick George (son of Jesse) Bettany. A scholar from VHntoun
Street Board School. Christ Church, Oxford; Scholar; ist Class
Classical Mods. 1888; 1st Class Lit. Hum. 1890; 1st Class Modem
History, 1891. Senior demy, Magd, CoU. Oxford, 1891-1893. A literary
and dramatic critic and editor.
31 12. Charlesworth, Charles Dixon, 11, 17 Nov., 1867 — Mr.
Charles Samuel Charlesworth, 24, Consort Terrace,
Bellevue Road.
(Brother of Nos. 3265, 3283, 3508, and 3719.)
31 13. Cliffe, Percy Newton, 12, 10 Jan., 1867 — Mr. Richard
Cliffe, Castleford.
Died 26 July, 1885.
31 14. Chorley, Arthur Reginald, 8, 25 June, 1870 — Mr. Charles
Chorley, 9, Spring Road, Headingley.
(Third son of Charles Roberts Chorley.) Admitted a solicitor, April,
1894; 2nd Class Honours; (Barr, Nelson & Co., 4, South Parade,
Leeds). 9, Spring Road, Headingley, in 1903.
31 15. Chorley, Harry Sutton, 9, 14 April, 1869.
(Second son of Charles Roberts Chorley.) Trinity College, Oxford.
B.A. 1891; 2nd Class Mod. Hist.; M. A. 1895. An architect ; A. R. LB. A.
1896 (Chorley, Connon & Chorley, 16, Park Place, Leeds). Burley-in-
Wharfedale, in 1903.
31 16. Co wen, William Charles, 13, 18 March, 1865 — Mr.Cowen,
4, Belle Vue Terrace.
William Charles Barker (son of John Richard) Cowen. A scholar from
St. George's School. A journalist on the Nemccutle Daily Chronicle,
Exiitor of the Lancashire Daily Post and Preston Guardian since 1900.
The Poplars, Ashton-on-Ribble, in 1903.
31 17. CuUingworth, Henry, 12, 19 Oct^ 1866. S. Mr. G. D.
CuUingworth, Dewsbury.
Henry (son of George Daniel) Cullingworth. An auctioneer (Henry
CuUingworth & Sons). Dewsbury, in 1904.
3 1 18. CuUingworth, Joseph Dixon, 10, 16 Feb., 1868. S.
(Brother of No. 31 17.) An auctioneer (Henry Cullingworth & Sons).
Dewsbury, in 1904.
31 19. Barrows, Walter, 15, 17 Nov., 1863 — Mrs. Barrows,
Cavendish Road.
A boot dealer at 97, Briggate ; residence, 12, Cavendish Road, in 1905.
3120. Davies, Walter Ernest, 10, 22 April, 1868 — Mr. John
Davies, 4, Montpellier Terrace.
Served in the South African War in 1900 with the City Imperial
Volunteers. 21, Ravensboume Road, Bromley, Kent, in 1905.
P
24^ LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3121. Exley, Thomas Briggs, 15, 30 Dec, 1863 — Mr. Greorge
Exley, Hunslet Lane, Leeds.
A veterinary surgeon, July, 1887. Died at 64, Hunslet Lane, 19 June, 1894.
3122. Fletcher, Fred, 9, 16 July, 1869 — Mr. J. Fletcher,
3, Cavendish Road.
Joseph Fletcher lived there in 1877. (?) A woollen manufacturer
(WhStehead, Fletcher & Co.).
3123. Fletcher, Harry, 10, 18 Mar., 1868.
Brother of No. 3122.
3124. Fozard, Charles, 13, 29 Nov., 1865 — Mr. Joseph Fozard,
25, Wilmington Terrace.
A scholar from Sheepscar Board School. Assistant Master at the
Central Higher Grade School in 1904.
3125. Firth, Henry E., 11, 26 July, 1867 — Mr. F. Firth, Asket
Hill, Roundhay.
Henry Edward Firth. M.R.CS. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1894. House
Physician to the General Infirmary at Leeds. Alexandra Crescent,
Ilkley, in 1901.
3126. Gane, Edward, 12, 6 Dec, 1866 — Mr. Lawrence Gane,
Beech Grrove Terrace.
Edward Palmer Steward Gane (son of John Lawrence Gane, barrister).
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1890. 37, Westmorland Road,
Bayswater, in 1904.
3127. Gane, Arthur, 10, 3 Mar., 1868.
(Brother of No. 3126.) St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Scholar.
Died Nov., 1893, at Wellington, New Zealand.
3128. Hart,W. E., 12, 14 Feb., 1866— Mr. W. Hart, 36,Hartwell
Terrace, Burley Fields.
William Edward Hart. A scholar from Woodsley Road Board School.
' Admitted a solicitor, Feb., 1893. Deputy Town Clerk of Sheffield, 1904.
3129. Hodson, George Hugh E., 8, 14 Nov., 1870 — Mr. M. S.
Hodson, 3, Beech Grove Place.
George Hugh Edmund (son of Marmaduke Storr) Hodson. On the
staff of the Critic Financial Paper, i, Guildhall Chambers, E.C., in 1902.
3130. Ibbitson, William Alfred, 11,2 Oct., 1867 — Mr. Ibbitson,
Woodlawn, Cardigan Road.
(Son of Thomas Denison Ibbitson.) A woollen manufacturer.
15, Cumberland Road, Headingley, in 1906.
3131. Lampen, Henry Beaumont, 10, 30 Sept', 1868 — Mrs.
Lampen, Cavendish Road.
(Son of the late Henry Lampen, clerk to the Leeds Guardians.)
r. 1885. Rock and Atlas Insurance Companies, Leeds. Manager of the
West End Atlas Co., London, in 1904. Captain 3rd London Rifles;
retired. Constitutional Club, London, in 1904.
3132. Molesworth, Rodney, 13, 2* June, 1865. S. Rev. R..
Molesworth, Washington, Durham.
Rodney Henderson (son of Rev. Rennell Francis Wynn) Molesworth.
A farmer in Canada ; then at Diamond Mines in South Africa.
Electrical engineer at Coonoor, Madras, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 243
3133. Morrell, Charles, 13, 15 June, 1865 — Mr. C. Morrell,
50, Barrack St.
A scholar from Sheepscar Board School. Manager to the Prudential
Insurance Co., Huddersfield. Died in 1902.
3134. Nicholson, Tom Marshall, 12, 17 Jan., 1867 — Mr. W.
Nicholson, Belmont, Woodhouse Hill.
(Son of William Nicholson.) Queen's College, Oxford. B.A 1889;
M.A. 1901; M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1896. 293, Roundhay
Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3135. Pogson, Frederick William, 10, 18 Jan., 1868. S. Mr.
W. Pogson, Seacroft.
L.RC.P. Edin.; L.RC.S. Eng.; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1892. The Grange,
Seacroft, Leeds, in 1901.
3136. Potter, John Herbert, 15, 3 Nov., 1863 — Mr. Reuben
Potter, Moorland Road.
Articled to Rooke & Midgley, solicitors. Admitted a solicitor, 1887,
95, Albion Street, Leeds. Went to Australia. Clarence Park, Adelaide,
in 1904.
3137. Roberts, Joseph Samuel, 13, 17 June, 1866 — ^Mr. Joseph
Roberts, 83, Hyde Park Road.
Joseph Roberts kept the Newland Hotel, 83, Hyde Park Road, in 1877.
3138. Roberts, Herbert, 14, 5 Jan., 1865 — Mr. A. Roberts,
3, Beckett St.
A scholar from the Parish Church School.
3139. Roberts, William, 14, 4 June, 1864 — Mr .William Roberts,
Chapel Allerton.
A wholesale stationer, Roberts, Mart & Co. Ltd., Bank Mills, Leeds,
in 1903.
3140. Richardson, Frederick Ernest, 11, 9 April, 1867 — Mrs.
Richardson, 61, Francis St.
Mrs. Richardson lived there in 1877.
3141. Scholes, Albert Edward, 14, 16 Nov., 1864 — Mr. G.
Scholes, Central Market Hotel.
Probably of the Newland Hotel, Hyde Park Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3142. Thompson, Vincent, 9, 22 Dec, 1869 — Mr. Vincent
Thompson, High Royds, Leeds.
(Son of Vincent Thomas Thompson, barrister, Belle Vue Road, Leeds,
and brother of No. 3320. ) Trinity College, Cambridge. Scholar and
Prizeman; B.A. 1891; First Division, 2nd Class, Part I, Classical;
M.A. 1895. Admitted a solicitor, 1896; 2nd Class Honours. 2, Bristol
Chambers, Nicholas Street, Bristol, in 1903.
3143. Townsley, George Higham, 13, 2** Nov., 1865 — Mr. W.
H. Townsley, Grove Lodge, Meanwood.
William Henry Townsley liyed at 35, Cromer Terrace, in 1877.
3144. Whitehead, Arthur Longley, 10, i Dec, 1868 — Mr. A.
Whitehead, i, Vernon Road.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Loud. 1892. 31, Park Square, Leeds, in 1903.
244 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3145. Westcott, William Henry, 13, 22 Mar., 1865 — Mr. A*
Westcott, Newlay.
(Brother of No. 3551.) William Henry (son of L. AUingham) Westcott,
of Whitecote House, Newlay. A missionary at Inkongo, Congo Free
State, in 1903.
3146. Wright, David, 12, 9 June, 1866 — ^Mr. Thomas Wright,
Swiss Lodge, Arthington.
3147. Wood, Arthur E. B., 14, 9 April, 1864— Mr. W. Wood,
Elmwood Place, Stanningley.
Arthur Edward Broadbent Wood. Admitted a solicitor, 1890.
Britannia Buildings, Oxford Place, Leeds, in 1903.
3148. Wilson, Arthur F., 13, 6 April, 1865. S. Mr. Edward
Wilson, I, Northumberland St., Higher Broughton,
Manchester.
Easter Term, 1879.
3149. Abbott, James Edward, 11, 19 July, 1867 — Rev. James
Abbott, Woodhouse Vicarage.
(Third son of Rev. James Swift Abbott.) M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P.
Lond. 1S95. Rosemount, Bramley, Leeds, in 1902.
3150. Binns, Henry William, 13, 4 Nov., 1865 — Mr. William
Binns, 14, Moorland Road.
3 151. Crawshaw, Victor, 15, 8 Jan., 1864 — Mrs. Crawshaw,
5, Ash wood Terrace, Headingley.
3152. Denton, Arthur Fell, 1 3, 7 Dec, 1 865 — Mr. J. W. Denton,
Laurel Bank, Shaw Lane.
(Son of James William Denton, wholesale clothier.) Assistant manager
to his father. Died 1885, at Meanwood Grange, aged 2a
3153. Doherty, Arthur Henry, 11, 11 March, 1868 — Rev.W. B.
Doherty, 8, Prospect Terrace, Pontefract Lane, York
Road.
Rev. William Butler Doherty (St. Edmund's) lived there in 1877.
3154. Gaudin, Raphael, 13, 27 Oct., 1865 — Mrs. Gaudin,
Bentley House, near Leeds.
Raphael Gaudin de Beaumont, Russian Vice-Consul in Leeds. Prospect
Villa, Wetherby, in 1904.
3155. Hartley, Robert Wilberforce, 9, 16 Feb., 1870— Mr. R.
W. Hartley.
Robert William Hartley lived in Bainbrigge Terrace in 1877.
3156. Hirst, George Walker, 15, i Dec, 1864 — Mr. G. Hirst,
15, Moorland Road.
George Hirst lived there in 1877.
3157. Joy, Richard Eustace, 12, 9 Sept', 1866 — Mr. George
Joy, 7, Beechwood Terrace.
(Son of George Outhwaite Joy, of Beechgrove Terrace.) Uppingham
School; Worcester College, Oxford. B.A. 1889; 3rd Class Juris.;
M.A. 1892. Admitted a solicitor, April, 1893. I'own Hall Chambers,
Wakefield, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. ^45
3158. Lawson, Richard, 10, 11 April, 1869 — Mr. T. Lawson,
Newton Hill, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Lawson.) Bath College; Emmanuel Coll., Cambrid{;e.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1895. 3, Balham Hill, London, S.W.,
in 1903.
3159. Marsden, John William, 12, 4 July, 1866 — Mrs. Marsden,
Avenue House, Leeds.
(Son of Henry Rowland Marsden, Mayor of Leeds, 1872 and 1873.)
3160. Leslie, George, 10, 15 Feb., 1869 — Mr. G. C. Leslie,
139, Bellevue Road.
3 161. Smith, P>ank, 9, 23 Sept., 1869 — Mr. E. Smith,
16, Vernon Road.
Fred Heselwood Smith. A commercial traveller. 51, Hillcrest Avenue,
Harehills, Leeds, in 1905.
3162. Robinson, Frederick Winder, 14, i Dec, 1864 — ^Mr.John
Robinson, Francis SS New Leeds.
John Robinson lived at 31, Francis Street, in 1877.
October Term, 1879.
3163. Binns, Herbert, 11, 21 Oct., 1867 — Mr. W. Binns,
14, Moorland Road.
Probably a brother of No. 3150.
3164. Baines, Edward, 13, 15 April, 1866 — Mrs. J. W- Baines,
Oatlands, Burley.
(Son of John William Baines.) Caius College, Cambridge. B. A. 1889 ;
2nd Class Natural Science ; M.B.; B.C 1892. Woodlands, Windermere,
in 1903.
3165. Baines, Herbert Stanhope, 11, 5 Jan., 1868.
(Brother of No. 3164.) Caius College, Cambridge, 1887. B.A. 1889;
2nd Div. 3rd Class Classical Tripos. Editor of the Leeds Mercury,
Liberal candidate for North Leeds. Died 9 May, 1896, off the West
Coast of Africa.
3166. Barber, Edward Claude Percival, 8, 9 July, 1871 — Mr.
J. Barber, Cromer Terrace.
An analytical chemist. Corocoro, Bolivia, South America, in 1903.
3167. Butler, Thomas Tayler, 12, 14 May, 1867 — Mr. J. B.
Butler, 16, Camp Road.
3168. Byles, Roussel David, 9, 26 Feb., 1870 — Rev. A. H.
Byles, Richmond Road, Headingley.
Roussel Davids (son of Arthur Holden) Byles. Rossall School. Scholar,
Balliol College, Oxford. Scholar ; B- A. Longcott, Gunnersbury, W.,
in 1903.
3169. Chadwick, William Louis, 11, 28 Jan., 1868 — Mr. J. G.
Chadwick, 4, Grosvenor Terrace, Headingley.
With a firm of dry goods merchants in Glasgow in 1903.
3170. Derham, Robert Percy, 12, 14 Sept., 1867 — Mr. T. S.
Derham, 12, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Thomas Shann Derham.) Enlisted in the 19th Hussars in
1887. South African War; two medals and six clasps. Instructor
Bedford Imperial Yeomanry, Biggleswade, in 1905.
246 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3 1 71. Goodall, William, 13, 15 Jan., 1866 — Rev. W. Goodall,
Woodside.
The Rev. William Goodall was vicar of Woodside in 1877. Died at
Woodside Vicarage, Horsforth, 27 Jan., 1902.
3172. Henderson, Robert.
Rev. Robert Arthur Henderson (son of Rev. W. G. Henderson, Head
Master). Keble College, Oxford. B. A. 1893; 2nd Class Theol. Curate
of Halifax from 1894.
3173. McCarthy, Welbore Tuting, 15, 6 June, 1864 — Rev. J.
McCarthy, 2, St. Michael's Sq: Chapel Town Road.
With the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Co., Bombay. Died 1889.
3174. MacGregor, James Gillespie, 10, 7 Sept., 1869 — ^Mr. J. H.
McGregor, 26, Ella St., Leeds.
3175. Manning, Arthur, 14, 14 Aug., 1865 — Mrs. Manning,
Broom Hill, Moortown.
(Second son of the late John and Sophia G. Manning.) Secretary of
a company. Beechfield, Watford, in 1904.
3176. Marshall, William Sugden, 10, 22 Feb., 1869 — Mr. J.
Beaumont Marshall^ 9, Spring Grove Terrace, Burley
Fields.
3177. Masser, William Joseph, 9, 2 Mar., 1870 — Mr. W. Masser,
19, Virginia Road.
William Masser, agent, lived there in 1890.
3178. Newton, George Herbert, 12, 29 Mar., 1867 — Mr. F.
Newton, Beamsley, Bolton Abbey, Skipton.
Exeter College, Oxford. 3rd Class. Mods. (Classics); B.A. 1890; 3rd
Class Theol.; M.A. 1893. Curate of Hackney, 1890-4. London
Diocesan Home Missionary, 1 894-1 902. P.C. of St. Matthew's,
Willesden, from 1902. 33, St. Mary*s Road, Willesden, N.W., in 1903.
3179. Parkin, John, lo, 7 Jan., 1869 — Mr. H. Parkin, Tonbridge
Villa, Tonbridge St.
Henry Parkin was a coal merchant (J. Varley & Co.) at 3, Tonbridge
Place, in 1877.
3180. Parkin, Joseph, 13, 28 Dec', 1865.
Brother of No. 3179.
3 181. Paxton, James Murray, 10, 7 Mar., 1869 — ^Dr. James
Paxton, Westhill House, Chapeltown Road.
(Son of James Paxton, M.D., Army Medical Service; retired.) Died
30 Oct., 1885, whilst at School.
3182. Pickering, Stanley, 8, 23 Nov., 1870— Mr. Pickering,
Cardigan Villas.
Stanley Alcock (son of George Edmund) Pickering. Chief Clerk in the
Postal Telegraphs Engineering Department, Leeds. i6. Woodland View,
Chapel- Allerton, in 1903.
3183. Rennison, James, 11, 9 May, 1868 — Mr. R. Chr.
Rennison, 8, St. John's Terrace.
(Son of Robert Christopher Rennison.) A tailor's manager at
Newcastle in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 247
3184. Rennison, Robert Christopher, 9, 17 Dec., 1869.
William (son of Robert Christopher) Rennison. A farmer at Athabaska
Landing, Alberta, Canada, in 1903.
3185. Simpson, Gilbert, 11, 4 Mar., 1868 — Mr. F. E. Simpson,
28, Springfield Mount, Leeds.
Francis E. Simpson, an iron merchant, lived at 8, Springfield Mount,
in 189a
3186. Twist, William Laurence, 13, 19 Jan., 1866 — Mrs. E.
Twist, Trevelyan Hotel.
E. Twist was proprietor of the Trerelyan Hotel, in 1877.
3187. Whincup, Holdsworth, 9, 17 Feb., 1870— Mrs. Whincup,
8, Lyddon Terrace.
An engineer at Corocoro, Bolivia, in 1903.
3188. Wiseman, Arthur Richard, 11, 23 June, 1868 — Mr. A.
Wiseman, 6, Chapel Lane, Headingley.
Arthur Wiseman, a bank clerk, lived at 133, Victoria Road, in 1890.
i»* Term. 1880.
3189. Aspinall, Bertram, May 28, 1865 — 14. Mr. A. Aspinall,
4, Brighton Terrace, Spencer Place, New Leeds.
(Son of Aquila Aspinall.) A stockbroker. New York Exchange.
Bensonhurst, Brookl^, in 1903.
3 1 90. Burrell, Percy Saville, Dec. 11,187 > — S. Mr. B. Burrell,
2, Quarry Mount, Woodhouse.
Queen's Collie, Oxford. Scholar; 1st Class Classical Mods. 1892;
B.A. 1894; 2nd Class Lit. Hum. A Master at St. Peter's, York.
At Cardiff High School in 1903.
3191. Byles, Winter Holden, July 23, 1873 — 8. Rev. A. Holden
Byles, Headingley.
Alfred Winter Holden (son of Arthur Holden) Byles. A journalist.
Omaha (Neb.), U.S. A, in 1903..
3192. Chadwick, Frank Teesdale, June 28, 1866 — 13. Mr. J.
Chadwick, 4, Grosvenor Terrace.
(Son of J. G. Chadwick.) A cloth manufacturer (Hewitt, Haigh and
Wilson, Wellington Street, Leeds). -Lidgett Drive, Roundhay, in 1903.
3193. Collins, John Hawksworth, Jan. 30, 1866 — 13. Rev. R.
Collins, S. Silas, Hunslet.
Clare College, Cambridge. B.A 1889; Jun. Opt.; M.A. 1904. Private
tutor, Bath. Cranbrook School, Kent, in 1904.
3194. Collins, Alfred Morley, June 11, 1867 — 12.
(Brother of No. 3193.) Training Ship Conway. Went to Australia
in 1892.
3195. Crosfield, Walter Harold, Jan. 16, 1878 — 12. Mr. J. D.
Crosfield, 9, Studley Terrace, New Leeds.
A scholar from Sheepscar Board School. Tutor to H. Packard, Esq.
Elcypres, Eusemda, Mexico, in 1904.
248 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3196. Denton, James William, April 2 2, 1867 — 12. Mr.Denton,
Laurel Bank, Shaw Lane.
(Son of James William Denton, wholesale clothier.) A commission agent.
10, Qaremont Avenue, Leeds, in 1903.
3197. Everitt, William, March 20, 1 866 — 1 3 . Mr. John Everitt ,
25, Scott Street, Woodhouse.
A scholar from Woodhouse Board School. A gas engineer and manager
at the Gas Works, Ilkley, in 1904.
3 1 98. Fox, Joe, Mar. 8, 1 867 — 1 2. Mr. W. Fox, Cardigan Villas.
A woollen manufacturer (William Fox & Co. Ltd., 51, Park Place,
Leeds). Died at Stonyroyd, Whitehall Road, Wortley, in Oct., 1898.
3 1 99. Gardiner, Charles Chedor, Oct. 2, 1 866—1 3. Mr. Charles
Gardiner, St. John's Grove.
Charles Chedor (son of Chedorlaomer) Gardiner. Electrical engineer
at the General Post Office, London. 31, Fairfield Gardens, Crouch
End, London, N., in 1903.
3200. Gardiner, Alfred Kejrwood, Mar. 8, 1868 — 11.
Alfred Keyworth (son of Chedorlaomer) Gardiner. Resident secretary
of the London Guarantee and Accident Co. Ltd., Leeds. 7, Springfield
Place, Bradford, in 1903.
3201. Hart, Robert Herbert, July 30, 1867 — 12. Mr. William
Hart, 36, Hartwell Terrace.
(Brother of No. 3128.) A scholar from Woodsley Road Board School.
In the office of Messrs. Joshua Tetley & Sons, Ltd., The Brewery, Leeds.
24, Unity Grove, Harrc^te, in 1904.
3202. Heberden, Hector Vaughan, Jan. 23, 1870 — 10. S.
Rev. G. Heberden, Rothwell.
To Lancing College till 1888. Sundard Bank, Cape Colony.
Bechuanaland Mounted Police. South African War. Rimington's
Scouts. Accountant, De Beers Mine, Kimberley, in 1904.
3203. Huxley, Samuel, April 24, 1867 — 12. Mr. Joseph Huxley,
13, S* Mark's Terrace.
Brother of Nos. 3016 and 3017.
3204. Ibbitson, John W., June 17, 1864 — 15. Mr. J. Ibbitson,
I, Elmwood Place, Leeds.
John Ibbitson was a manu&cturer, and lived there in 1890.
3205. James, Robert Bright, Oct. 7, 1868 — 11. Mr. W. James,
3, Ridge Mount, Cliff Road.
Surveyor, Royal Insurance Co., Leeds. District Inspector, Northern
Insurance Co., Leeds, in 1904.
3206. Jones, Robert Aylward, June 15, 1870 — 9. Mr. E. M.
Jones, 2, Moorland Road.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner ; 2nd Class Classical
Mods.; B. A. 1893 ; M. A. 1896. Curate of Trinity, Wavertree, Liverpool,
1895.
2861. Joy, Bedford. Returned. Mr. G. O. Joy, Beech Grove
Terrace.
Edward Bedford (son of George Outhwaite) Joy. Re-entered.
Uppingham School, 1881; New College, Oxford. 2nd Class Classical
Mods.; B.A. 1888; 4th Class Lit. Hum.; M.A. 1891. Private tutor at
Oxford, 1897.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 249
3207. Liddle, Samuel, March 6, 1867 — 12. Mr. W. Liddle,
4, Temple View, Clark Lane.
(Son of William Liddle.) A musician. Formerly organist at the School
Giapel, and at St. George*s Church, Leeds. Royal College of Music.
Scholar, 1888; A.R.C.M. 1901. 8, North Avenue, Ealing, W., in 1903.
3208. M^^Carthy, John, Aug. 5, 1867 — 12. Rev. J. McCarthy,
2, St. Michael's Square, Chapeltown Road.
Tea planter, Ceylon, in 1905.
3209. Newstead, Francis James, Oct. 21,1 866 — 13. Mr. James
Shaw Newstead, Horsforth.
For some years in the office of his £aither, a solicitor.
3210. Piatt, Charles Henry, April 8, 1868 — 11. S. Rev. G.
M. Piatt, Whitkirk Vicarage.
Keble College, Oxford. B.A. 1890; 3rd Class Theol.; M.A. 1895.
Curate of St. Michael's, Shrewsbury, 1891 ; of St. James*, Wednesbury,
1895. Vicar of Seacroft, Leeds, from 1898.
321 1. Portway, George Webb, June 18, 1867 — 12. Mr. G. R.
Portway, Ridge Mount Villa, Cliff Road.
A tanner. Redcroft, Stowmarket, in 1904.
3212. Portway, Joseph Herbert, Nov. 3, 1868 — 11.
(Brother of No. 321 1.) A woollen merchant (G. R. Portway & Co.
Ltd., Leeds). Ashfield, Headingley, in 1904.
3213. Potter, William, Oct. 21, 1865 — 14. Mr. Reuben Potter,
8, Moorland Road.
(Brother of No. 3136.) Apprenticed to Marshall & Snelgrove. Branch
manager at Newcastle for S. J. & G. Cooper. Woodbine Avenue,
Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in 1904.
3214. Rowling, Frank, April 20, 1866 — 13. Mr. William
Rowling, 14, Caledonian Road.
The Rev. Frank Rowling. Church Missionary College, Islington, 1S90.
C.M.S. Missionary at Kavirondo, 1894-5; Usoga, 1896-8; Furlough,
• 1898-1900 ; Mitiana, Singo, Uganda, via Mombasa, East Africa, in 1901.
3215. Shapley, Robert Edward, Aug. 17,1865 — 14. Mr. Robert
Shapley, 17, Victoria Road, Headingley.
A commercial traveller (Baxendale & Co., Manchester) in 1904.
3216. Smith, John William, Mar. 24, 1866 — 13. Mr. William
Smith, Wesleyan Chapel, Woodhouse Moor.
(Brother of No. 3352.) Afterwards known as John Oaksmith. London
University, 1887. B.A. 1890; M.A 1897; Litl.D. 1900. In Savings
Bank Department, G. P.O., from 1884. 99, Albert Bridge Road, London,
S.W., in 1903.
3217. Thackery, Albert Godfrey, Feb. 15, 1865 — 14. Mrs.
Thackery, 8, Cross Cemetery St., Woodhouse.
Mary Ann Thackray lived there in 1890.
3218. Thackrah, Arthur, July 20, 1866 — 13. Mr. H. Thackrah,
Shaw Lane.
Henry Thackrah lived at Moorland House, Headingley, in 1877.
3219. Twist, Edward Thomas, Oct. 15, 1867 — 12. Mrs. Twist,
Trevelyan Hotel, Leeds.
Brother of No. 3186.
250 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3220. Walker, Henry Ernest, June 7, 1868 — 11. Mr. James
Walker, High Royd.
A traveller (leather). 64, Pasture Lane, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, in 1905.
3221. Sowry, Francis, Dec. 15, 1869 — 10. Mr. W. W. Sowry,
3*^, Midland Road, Hyde Park.
(Son of William Wellington Sowry, No. 1476. ) Apprenticed to Hudswell,
Clarke & Rogers, engineers, Hunslet. Royal Engineers, 1891. Tirah,
1897-8; medal and two clasps. Company Sergt.-Major, R.E., in 1903.
^ Term, i88a
3222. Atkinson, Harry Law, 9, Sep* 28, 1870 — Mr. Law
Atkinson, 5, Woodhouse Square.
A farmer in New Zealand. With his father at Newman, Wellington,
in 1904.
3223. Bapty, George F. W., i6, April 18, 1864— Mr. F. Bapty,
31, Park Square.
Frederick Bapty was a shipping agent at 7, Elmwood Pkce, in 1877.
3224. Brooke, Arthur George William, 14, Feb. 5, 1866 — Mr.
Joseph Brooke, 1 20, Beeston Hill.
3225. Gott, Henry, 13, Oct. 4, 1866 — Mr. Benjamin Gott,
12, Hanover Square, Leeds.
Leeds Medical School. Durham University. M.B.; B.S. 1890;
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond, 1888. Vaile House, Roundhay Road,
Leeds, in 1904.
3226. Hodgson, William Cecil, 9, May 16, 1870 — Mr. R. O.
Hodgson, 107, Hyde Park Road, Leeds.
Private Secretary to Mr. AW Bailey, who was the representative of
Mr. Cecil Rhodes at Johannesburg.
3227. Howard, Herbert Stanley, 14, Feb. 13, 1866 — Mr. G. W.
Howard, f, Coupland St., Beeston Hill, Leeds.
George William Howard, a bookkeeper, lived at 3, Coupland Street,
in 1890.
3228. Hyde, Hugh Vivian, 12, Aug. 11, 1867 — Mr. John Hyde,
10, Bellevue Terrace, Victoria Terrace.
A Government clerk. Board of Agriculture, in I904*
3229. Ingle, John Arthur, 12, May 10, 1867 — Mr. J. W. Ingle,
92, Beeston Road.
3230. Kershaw, Richard, 15, Jan. 10, 1865 — Mr. R. Kershaw,
Crownest, Lightcliffe. S.
A silk spinner with his father. A cricket and football player. Governor
of Hipperholme Grammar School. Elmwood, Brighouse, in 1903.
3231. Lister, Frederick Ernest, ii, June 8, 1868 — Mr. F.
Mawson, Albert House, Victoria Road,
3232. Mayhall, James Henry, 13, Sept' 17, 1866 — Mr. J.
Mayhall, Rose Villa, Horsforth.
(Son of John Mayhall, High Bailiff, County Court.) Articled to Burrell
and Pickard, accountants, Albion Street, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 251
3233. Morley, Alban Cyril, 8, June 27, 187 1 — Mr. W. Morley,
Kent Villa, Malvern Road, Beeston Hill.
An accountant in Melbourne. University of Victoria, Australia. B.A.;
LL.B. A barrister. 38, Selboum Chambers, Melbourne, in 1904.
3234. Newman, Joseph, 14, June 30, 1865 — Mr. Joseph Newman,
2, Victoria Villas, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Joseph Newman, corn merchant.) Assistant Manager of the
National Mortgage and Agency Co., New Zealand, in London, in 1904
3235. Parsons, Albert, 15, Jan. 6, 1865 — Mr. R. Parsons,
Heaton Grove, Shipley. S.
3236. Potter, Percy, 10, Feb. 19, 1870— Mr. R. Potter,
8, Moorland Road.
(Brother of Nos. 3136 and 3213.) In loth Hussars. South African War ;
medal and 7 bars. 2, Collingwood Terrace, North Shields, in 1904.
3237. Pyper, G. A. Lindsay, 13, Mar. 4, 1867 — Mr. George
Pyper, 47, Reginald Terrace, Chapeltown Road.
George Alexander Lindsay Pyper. A clerk in the Bank of England
from 1885. 77, Park Avenue, Hull, in 1904.
3238. Sloman, Elias, 14, Oct. 18, 1865 — Mr. Jacob Sloman,
II, S*Alban's St.
(Brother of Nos. 3351 and 3548.) Cashier to a metal broker in New
York in 1903.
3239. Smailes, James Robert, 9, Feb. 24, 1871 — Mr. George
Smailes, Market Place, Pickering. S.
Articled to Swann, Sonnenshein & Co. , publishers. Died in hospital at
Capetown, 18 Feb., 1896, aged 25.
3240. Wigglesworth, Thomas Arthur, 10, Oct. 11, ^869 — Mr.
Thomas Wigglesworth, 2, Lofthouse Place, Leeds.
Thomas Wigglesworth lived there in 1877.
3«> Term, 1880.
3241. Chadwick, George Washington, 8, Mar. 17, 1872 — Mr.
Chadwick.
(Brother of No. 3242.) Re-entered after No. 3564.
3242. Chadwick, John L., 10, Dec. 3, 1869 — Mr. Chadwick.
John Noel (son of J. G.) Chadwick, A sugar planter. Esperanza
Salta, Argentine Republic, in 1903.
3243. Crawford, Archibald Hamilton, 10, April 17, 1870 — Mr.
W. Crawford, Elmwood, Headingley.
(Son of William Crawford, barrister, No. 792.) In the Cape Mounted
Police; served in the Boer War; in Government service in the
Transvaal ; has a commercial situation. In Durban, in 1903.
3244. Dent, FrankJand, 12, July 9, 1868 — Mrs. Dent, 85,
Bellevue Road, Leeds.
(Son of Rev. Richard Frankland Dent, M.A., vicar of Coverham.)
Yorkshire College; Victoria University. M.Sc; Research Scholar.
Munich University. Ph.D.; F.I.C. A chemist. Burgos, Spain, in 1903.
Government Analyst, Singapore, 1906.
2^2 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL A1>MISSI0N BOOK.
3245. Gisbum, John William, 11, Feb. 19, 1869 — Mr. J. J.
Gisburn, 38, Church St., Hunslet Place.
(Son of John James Walker Gisburn, M.R.C.S.) Low Villa, Parsley,
near Leeds, in 1904.
3246. Heberden, Reginald Charles, 17, Septr. 8, 1863 — ^Rev. G.
Heberden, Rothwell.
In the Bank of England, London, from 1883 to 1889. A farmer.
Box 465, Bulawayo, in 1904.
3247. Heberden, William Stanley, 15, Dec. 6, 1864.
(Brother of No. 3246.) M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1889.
Camden House, Weybridge, in 1901. Johannesburg, in 1904.
3248. Johnson, Charles, 12, Aug. 8, 1868 — Mrs. Johnson,
26, M* Preston.
3249. Josephy, Hermann, 8, May, 1872 — Mr. H. Josephy,
27, Coleridge St.
Re-entered after No. 3400.
3250. Mammatt, John Ernest, 11, July 23, 1869 — Mr. J. E.
Mammatt, Brookside, Ilkley.
A mining engineer with Mammatt, White & Kay. Albion Place, Leeds,
in 1903.
3251. Mason, Arthur, 10, Nov. 24, 1869 — Mr. C. L. Mason,
Void House, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Charles Letch Mason.) Died 26 Dec., 1889, at Leeds.
3252. May, Alston J. W., 10, Nov. 5, 1869 — Capt. May,
I, Ridgemount Terrace, Woodhouse.
Rev. Alston James Weller May (son of Captain Samuel Weller George
Testing May, R.N., Superintending Inspector of Factories). Oriel
College, Oxford. Scholar; ist Class Classical Mods. 1890; B.A. 1892 ;
2nd Class Lit. Hum.; 2nd Class Theol.; M.A. 1896. Curate of All
Souls', Leeds, 1894-1903 ; of St. Mark's, Portsmouth, 1903.
3253. May, Eliot F., 8, Nov. 29, 1871. do.
Eliot Francis (son of Captain) May. Inspector of Factories at Bristol,
in 1902.
3254. Pearson, Arthur Whitby, 11, June 7, 1869 — Rev. T. R.
W. Pearson, Horsforth.
Died 5 April, 1 891, at Horsforth.
3255. Pollard, Reginald, 10, Feb. 4, 1870 — Mr. James Pollard,
I, Kensington Terrace.
An insurance clerk ; then commission agent ; then manager at
Nottingham for Allsopp*s Brewery Co. 338, Mansfield Road,
Nottingham, in 1905.
3256. Smith, Albert Ward, 10, Feb. 22y 1870 — Mr. Albert
Smith, 29, Lyddon Terrace.
An electrician. P. & O. s.s. Cktna, in 1904.
3257. Squires, Sydney, 12, Jan. 27, 1868 — Mrs. Squires,
Richmond Road, Headingley.
St. John's College, Cambridge. Mrs. Annie Squires lived at Manor
Cottage, Richmond Road, in 1890.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 253
3258. Thorp, John, 16, Dec. 15, 1863 — Mrs. ITiorp, Dene Head,
Ryton on Tyne.
A fanner in Alberta, Canada, in 1904.
3259. Tordoff, Harry Lee, 15, Aug. 4, 1865 — Mr. G. TordofF,
Delft Buildings, Armley.
i»* Term, 1881.
3260. Anderson, Alfred, 12, June 24, 1868 — Mr. Charles
Anderson, Kirkgate.
Alfred Garton (son of Charles) Anderson. Cycle builder and electrical
engineer. 66, Crawford Street, Leeds, in 1903.
3261. Baines, Talbot Frederick, 10, Aug. i, 1870— Edward
Mainwaring Baines, Rose Mount, Headingley.
Frederick Talbot Baines. Oswestry School, 1882; Caius College,
Cambridge, 1889. B.A. 1892; 2nd Class Hist. A journalist. Aysgarth,
Headingley, in 1903.
3262. Barnes, Charles James, 9, Aug. 15, 1871 — Mr. John
Barnes, Hanover Square.
(Son of John Barnes, Jun.) Late of Kitchener^s Scouts and Roberts*
Horse, South Africa. In Victoria, British Columbia, in 1905.
3263. Brown, James Latham, 12, Jan. 7, 1868 — Mr. W. Brown,
Sundial House, Hunslet Road.
London University. B.A. Head Master of Fishguard School, 1894.
Sub- Inspector under the Board of Education from 1895. Crow Trees,
Moorhead, Shipley, in 1904.
3264. Chapman, Alfred Charton A. W. H., 11, April 24, 1869.
Mr. A. C. Chapman, Glebe Field Villa, Shaw Lane.
Alfred Chaston (son of Arthur William) Chapman. F.I.C. 1893.
Member of Council, 1903. F.C.S.S. London and Berlin; F.R.M.S.
Analytical chemist. 8, Duke Street, Aldgate, London, £.C., in 1903.
3265. Charlesworth, Samuel, 10, Feb. 11, 1870 — Mr. Charles
Charlesworth, 24, Consort Terrace, Bellevue Road.
In an insurance office; afterwards an artist. Westheave House,
Prescott, Uffculme, via Cullompton, Devon, in 1903.
3266. Cowen, John Richard, 13, June 6, 1867 — Mr. John R.
Cowen, 4, Bellevue Terrace.
(Son of John Richard Cowen.) A scholar from St. George's School.
Sub -editor of the Lancashire Daily Post; then on the staff of The
Times. Proprietor and editor of The China Times, Tientsin, from 1901.
3267. Dixon, Albert Edward, 13, Mar. 27, 1867 — Mr. J. W.
Dixon, 5, Cavendish Road.
(Son of John William Dixon.) An architect and surveyor. A R.I. B.A.
1^3* 5f Puk Lane, Leeds, in 1903.
3268. Gatehouse, Arthur, 14, Jan. 4, 1867 — Mr. Joseph
Gatehouse, 12, Stockdale Terrace, Leeds.
St. Augustine's Collie, Canterbury, 1890. A missionary, S.P.G., at
Ahmednagar. 1895-6; Betgeri-Gadag, 1896-7; Kolhapur, 1 897-1 900.
Curate of Chiddingstone, Kent, 1902 (furlough).
2 54 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3269. Gilpin, Frederick A., 13, April 14, 1867 — Mn Jabez
Gilpin, 18, Victoria Place, Camp Road, Burmantofts.
Jabez Gilpin was a woollen manufacturer at 4, Queen Street ; residence,
18, Victona Place, Camp Road, in 1890.
3270. Groves, Herbert, 9, Nov. 30, 1871 — Mr. Edward Groves,
Gothic House, Low Road, Hunslet.
Herbert Barton Groves. New College, Oxford. Exhibitioner; 1st Class
Classical Mods. 1892; B.A. 1894; 2nd Class Lit. Hum. A master at
Stonyhurst College, 1906.
3271. Hardcastle, Alfred Herbert, 11, Feb. 7, 1869 — Mr. John
Hardcastle, 23, Waterloo Road, Hunslet.
L.S.A. Lond. 1893; L.M.R.CP.L 1899. 94, Melbourne Road,
Leicester, in 1906.
3272. Hartley, Samuel, 13, July 26, 1867 — (Mr. T. Nickols,
New Wortley .
Thomas Nickols was a surgeon in Wellington Road, New Wortley,
in 1877.
3273. Heys, Henry Ashworth, 1 1 , Feb. 1 9, 1 869 — ^Mr. Ashworth
Heys, Stourton View, Wakefield Road.
Harry Ashworth Heyes. A scholar from South Accommodation Board
School. An accountant. 38, Pelham Road, Wimbledon, in 1904.
3274. Horsley, William, 12, April 15, 1868 — Mr. F. Horsley,
12, Moorland Road.
Francis Horsley was a silk mercer at 33, Park Row, and 5, Moorland
Terrace, in 1877.
3275. Knowles, Alfred John, 13, Jan. 17, 1868 — Mr. A. J.
Knowles, Moor Crescent, Hunslet.
A wholesale provision merchant (A. J. Knowles & Sons), 6, Cloth Hall
Street, Leeds, in 1903.
3276. Mason, Robert Farret, 15, Aug. 4, 1865 — Mr. W. Mason,
Oulton.
Admitted a solicitor, 1890. At Milford Haven, in 1896.
3277. Matthewman, Alfred E., 12, April 22, 1868 — Mr. W.
Matthewman, 59, Tunbridge St.
Ascholai from St. George's School, B.A; LL.B. Lond.; 2nd Class.
Admitted a solicitor, 1895. Town Clerk of Bridlington in 1903.
3278. Mawson, Francis H., 10, Feb. 11, 1870 — Mr. W. H.
Mawson, Spring^eld Terrace, Burmantofts.
3279. Wilby, Maurice B., 13, Nov. 11, 1867 — Mr. Joshua
Wilby, Rodley, nr. Leeds.
3280. Wilson, Beckett Ellis, 16, Sept. 27, 1864 — Mr. Joshua
Wilson, Balks House, Wortley.
A worsted manufacturer (Joshua Wilson & Sons, Bean Ing Mills, Leeds).
Died July, 1900, at Harrogate.
2^ Term, 1881.
3281. Baines, Alexander Talbot, 8, 3^ January, 1873 — Mrs.
Baines, Oatlands, Burley.
(Son of the late John William Baines, and brother of Nos. 3164 and
3165.) Shrewsbury School, 1888; Trinity College, Cambridge, 1892.
Scholar; B.A. 1895; 3rd Div. ist Class Classical Tripos. Admitted a
solicitor. In the Education Office, London, 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 255
3282. Barber, Reginald Dykes, 8, 16*** February, 1873 — Mr.
John Barber, 11, Lyddon Terrace.
Manager of copper mine. Corocoro, Bolivia, South America, in 1903.
3283. Charlesworth, Tom, 9, 4"* June, iS-ji^—Mr. C. Charles-
worth, 24, Consort Terrace, Bellevue Road.
(Son of Charles Samuel Charlesworth.) On leaving school entered
the local office of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.
Address not known in 1906.
3284. Cross, Edward Peel, 9, io**» July, 1871 — Mr. G. L. Cross,
1 1, S* George's Terrace.
Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1895. Barstow, Midgley & Cross, Halifax
and Harrogate, in 1903.
3285. Dayson, Archibald Robert, 9, 21 June, 1871 — Mr. J. O.
Dayson, Clarendon Place, Mt. Preston.
(Son of Jonathan Ogden Dayson, No. 121 1 an^a.) An electrical
engineer. Manager of the Corporation Electric Tramways, Sunderland,
in 1904.
3286. Harding, Ambrose W. H., 1 1, i April, 1870 — Mr. T. W.
Harding, St. Ive's, Headingley.
Walter Ambrose Heath Harding (only son of Colonel Thomas Walter
Harding, No. 2054.) St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Histon Manor,
Cambridge, in 1905.
3287. Herapath, William (Jeorge, 10, 19 Jan., 1871 — Mr. W.
Herapath, 2, Consort Terrace, Bellevue Road.
In a commercial house in New York in 1904.
3288. Hirst, Edward Philip, 13, 20 Feb., 1868 — Mr. George
Hirst, 15, Moorland Road.
George Hirst lived there in 1877. ■
3289. Horsley, Matthew, 11, 24 April, 1870 — Mr. Francis
Horsley, 12, Moorland Road.
Brother of No. 3274.
3290. Land, Walter, 10, 6 August, 1870 — Mr. Robert T. Land,
9, Leopold St., New Leeds.
Son of Robert Turner Land, M.D. (No. 1828 an/f,)
3291. M^Guire, Joseph Bowman, 13, 10 December, 1867 — Mr.
J. B. M^Guire, 7, Spring Road, Headingley.
(Son of Joseph Bowman McGuire.) Manager of the London City and
Midland Bank, Gloucester, from 1897.
3292. Mawson, Frederick Howson, 10, 19 Sept', 1870— Mr.
W. H. Mawson, Springfield Terrace, Burmantofts.
3293. Piatt, Arthur William, 9, 8 Nov', 1 871— Rev. A. Piatt,
Whitkirk.
(Son of Rev. George Moreton Piatt, and brother of No. 3210.) With
a trading firm in the Philippine Islands in 1903.
3294. Shapley, Ernest, 12, 21 Dec, 1868 — Mr. Robert Shapley,
35, Victoria Road.
A cashier. 29, Chestnut Avenue, Leeds, in 1904.
256 I-EEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3295. Summerskill, William, 14, i Septr., 1866 — Mrs. Summer-
skilly 6, Kingston Place.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1888. 215, Edgware Road, London,
W., in 1901.
3296. Wood, Harry, 11, i April, 1870 — Mr. Thomas M.Wood,
II, Cavendish Road.
Brother of No. 3081.
3^ Term, 1881.
3297. Asquith, Joshua Herbert, 12, 26 April, 1869 — Mr. J.
Asquith, Mount Pleasant, Morley.
(Son of Joshua Asquith.) Died at Kilpin Lodge, Howden, 28 Not. , 1899.
3298. Atkinson, Charles Christopher, 10, 13 August, 1871.
Rev. Miles Atkinson, Harewood.
With a land agent and surveyor. Cumberland Villa, Headingley, in 1903.
3299. Beard, Frank, 12, 26 Sept', 1868 — Dr. Beard, 7, Mount
Preston.
3300. Bell, George, 14, 24 Nov"", 1866 — Mr. Richard Bell,
8, Bridge End, Leeds Bridge.
Richard Bell was a provision dealer at Bridge End in 1877.
3301. Call, Willy, 13, 29**^ Jan., 1878 — Mr. James Call, Tannery
House, Headingley.
In South Africa. Address and occupation unknown in 1904.
3302. Chadwick, William, 11, 26 June, 1870 — Mr. Joshua
Chadwick, Normandy Villas, Chapel town.
An iron and steel merchant in Bradford. Greystones, Frizinghall, in 1904.
3303. Eastwood, Robert, 16, 7 March, 1865 — Mr. John East-
wood, Holtby House, nr. York.
A bristle merchant. 4, Somers Street, Leeds, in 1904.
3304. Eastwood, Bertie, 13, 12 July, 1868. Do.
Bertram Eastwood. (Brother of No. 3303.) A wholesale clothier.
Union Mills, Dewsbury Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3305. Flint, Horace, 11, 12 Sept', 1869 — Mr. Ambler Flint,
Claremont Terrace, Oulton.
Ambler Flint was an insurance agent there in 1877, and at 89, Westover
Road, Bramley, in 1905.
3306. Gough, George Spencer Morand, lo, 11 March, 1871.
Rev. Gough, Burley.
(Son of Rev. Edwin Spencer Gough.) Died 22 Nov., 1888.
3307. Gough, Edwin H. Tatham, 8, 31 Sept', 1873. Do.
Edwin Henry Tatham (son of Rev. Edwin Spencer) Gough. Indigo
planter. Behar Light Horse, 1895-9. Boer War. Lieutenant, South
African Constabulary; afterwards captain. Bethulie, Orange River
Colony, in 1903.
3308. Harrison, William Marshall, 11, i June, 1870 — ^Mr. W.
Harrison, Headingley.
William Harrison was a chemist at Headingley in 1877 ; and Woodhouse
Harrison was a chemist at 23, Otley Road, in 1890.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 257
3309. Lister, Herbert Jonathan, 10, 27 July, 1871 — Mr. F.
Mawson, Albert House, Victoria Road.
Mrs. Sarah Mawson lived there in 1890.
33 10. M^Guire, Edward, 10, 23 March, 1 87 1 — Mr. J. B. M^Guire,
7, Spring Road, Headingley.
(Son of Joseph Bowman McGuire.) With Messrs. Beckett & Co.,
bankers, York, Malton, and Leeds. Died 18 March, 1902, at Harrogate.
331 1. Manknell, Arthur, 15, i^'July, 1866 — Mr.W.T.Manknell,
Moore St., Holbeck.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 189 1 ; M.B. 1891 ; B.S. 1893.
London University. Planetrees House, Laisterdyke, Bradford, in 1901.
3312. Mayhall, John, 11, 10 Nov', 1869— John Mayhall, Esq',
Horsforth.
In the Registrar's Office, County Court, Leeds; then in the office of
the Factory Inspector, Leeds. Care of Mrs. Mayhall, Bramhope,
in 1903.
3313. Mawson, James H., 1 3, 12 Jan., 1868 — Mr. W.H. Mawson,
Springfield Terrace, Burmantofts.
3314. Newbound, Thomas, 15, 12 Dec', 1865 — Mr. W. New-
bound, Well Close Terrace.
Son of William Newbound, a financial agent.
3315. Newbound, Henry, 13, 25 June, 1868. Do.
Brother of No. 3314.
3316. Newbound, Edward, 11, 12 Aug., 1870. Do.
Brother of No. 3314.
3317. Robinson, Robert Warren, 13, Oct. 14, 1867 — Mr. R.
Robinson, 51, Springfield Place.
With Isaac Gaunt, Ltd., worsted spinners, Stanningley. Sunfield,
Stanningley, in 1903.
3318. Simms, Thomas Wheen, 10, 26 June, 1871 — ^T. Simms,
Esq', Avenue House, S* Mark's Villas, Leeds.
Cape Mounted Rifles. Died in South Africa, 19 Oct., 1901.
3319. Skelton, Harold Crossland, 13, i^ June, 1868 — Mr. J.
Skelton, 25, Duncan St.
(Son of Jeremiah Skelton.) A pawnbroker at 29, Burley Road, Leeds.
90, Belle Vue Road, in 1903.
3320. Thompson, John Perronet, 8, 8 March, 1873 — ^Vincent
Thompson, Esq', 153, Bellevue Road.
Trinity College, Cambridge. Scholar and Prizeman ; Wordsworth Divinity
Student 1895 ; B. A. 1895 ; 2nd Div. ist Class Classic. Tripos. President
of the Union. Indian Civil Service, 1896. Punjaub, in 1903.
3321. Whincup, William Lawson, 8, 4 Jan., 1873 — Mr. Charles
Whincup, 3, Kensington Terrace.
(Brother of No. 3187.) An engineer at Alto de Junin, Chili, in 1903.
3322. Wilson, Gladstone, 15, 11 March, 1866 — ^Mr. Joshua
Wilson, Balks House, Wortley.
A worsted manufacturer (Joshua Wilson & Sons, Ltd., Bean Ing Mills,
Leeds). Stratford House, Chapel- Allerton, in 1903.
Q
258 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3323. Winter, Richard Henry, 15, i May, 1866 — (Trustee)
Mr. G. B. Winter, Thorner.
Information withheld.
3324. Lambert, George Douglas, 10, 25 Jan., 187 1 — Mr. W.
Lambert, Oakfield, Far Headingley.
A mechanical engineer. i, Cambrian Terrace, Beeston Hill, Leeds,
in 1904.
!■* Term, 1882,
3325. Abbott, Henry Arnold, 13, 24 June, 1868 — Rev. James
Abbott, Woodhouse Vicarage.
A mining engineer. Highbury, Jesmond, Newcastle, in 1903.
3326. Adams, Bernard Gualbert, 15, 19 Dec, 1866 — Mr. R. L.
Adams, Imperial Buildings, Bond St.
Son of Richard Life Adams, architect.
3327. Arundel, Charles Reginald, 12, 4 August, 1869 — C. E.
Arundel, Esq', Horsforth.
(Son of Charles Edward Arundel, a solicitor.) Inspector, West Riding
Constabulary. Sowerby Bridge, in 1903.
3328. Bettany, William Arthur, 12, 10 Sept', 1869 — Mr. J.
Bettany, 3, Exmouth Terrace.
William Arthur Lewis (son of Jesse) Bettany. Queen's College, Oxford.
Hastings' Exhibitioner; 3rd Class Classic. Mods. 1890; B.A. 1891. A
literary and dramatic critic and author.
3329. Bettany, Thomas Edward, 8, 2 March, 1874.
(Brother of No. 3328. ) Keble College, Oxford. Exhibitioner ; 2nd Class
Classical Mods. 1895; 3rd Class P^inal School, 1897. A clerk in the
Home Office, and Secretary to various Parliamentary Committees,
in 1906.
3330. Burrell, Major Graham, 14, 7 Nov., 186.7 — Mrs. Burrell,
1 5, Victoria St., Hunslet.
3331. Cowen, Thomas, 12, 17 July, 1869 — Mr. J. R. Cowen,
4, Bellevue Terrace.
Thomas Clarke (son of John Richard) Cowen. A journalist and war
correspondent for The Times in the Chino -Japanese War and Spanish-
American War, &c.
3332. Davis, George, 13, 7 Sept', 1868 — Mr. John Henry Davis,
14, Abyssinia St.
A scholar from St. George's School.
3333. Edmondson, John Alfred, 13, 25 May, 1868 — Mr. T. W.
Edmondson, Weeton, Harewood (boy born in Leeds).
Yorkshire College. Engineering. With J. & H. McLaren, engineers,
Leeds. A.M.I.C.E. 1^5. Managing director to Cowlishaw, Walker
and Co., Ltd., mining engineers, Stoke-on-Trent. Moorfield, Stoke-on>
Trent, in 1906.
3334. Graham, George, 1 1, 10 Oct., 1870 — Mr. George Graham,
43, Reginald Terrace.
George Graham lived in Reginald Terrace in 1 87 7,
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 259
3335- Grdss, Solomon, 11, 13 Oct., 1870 — Mrs. Gross, Cobourg
St., Leeds.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1896; M.B. Lond. 1898. 24, North-
field Square, Leeds, in 1901.
333^- Gordon, John Taylor, 10, i** Feb., 187 1 — Mr. John
Gordon, 5, De Grey Terrace.
A brewer (Albion Brewery, Leeds). Died of apoplexy at Wellington,
New Zealand, 14 Jan., 1903.
3337. Hicks, Samuel, 14, 17 July, 1867 — Mr. W. Hicks,
Horsforth.
William Hicks lived at Oak Villa, North Road, in 1877.
3338. Holford, George Pawson, 11, 31 Oct., 1870 — Mr. J.
Holford, Vernon Road.
(Son of John Henry Holford. ) A draper at 69 and 70, Briggate, Leeds.
Crossgates, in 1904.
3339. Holford, Francis Thomas, 10, 11 Jan., 1872.
(Brother of No. 3338.) A draper at 69 and 70, Briggate, Leeds.
Crossgates, in 1904.
3340. Hudson, James Frederick, 12, 10 Aug., 1869 — Frederick
W™ Hudson, Esq', Towers, Chapeltown Road.
A woollen manufacturer. Care of Walter Hudson, 28, Aire Street,
Leeds, in 1904.
3341. Hudson, John Fretwell, 11, 12 Sept', 1870.
(Brother of No. 3340.) A storekeeper at Melbourne, Australia, in 1904.
3342. lUingworth, Stephen, 11, 21 July, 1870 — Mr. W. K.
lUingworth, 17, Moorland Road.
(Brother of Nos. 3343, 3371, 3748, and 3833.) A wholesale grocer
(S. lUingworth & Co.) at 19, Upper Fountaine Street,Leeds; residence,
50, Hillcrest Avenue, in 1905.
3343. lUingworth, Charles, 10, 23 July, 187 1.
(Son of William Knibb lUingworth, and brother of No. 3342.) Went
to Loughborough Grammar School; died there 9 Oct., 1885.
3344. Johnson, William Langham, 10, i Jan., 1872 — Mr. E.
Johnson, Whitkirk (not Stranger).
Rev. William Langhorne Johnson. Selwyn College, Cambridge. B. A.
1894; M.A. 1900. Curate of St. John the Evangelist, Leeds, 1900-4.
Assistant Master at the School from 1903. 32, Lyddon Terrace, in 1904.
3345. Lee, John William, 14, 25 Nov., 1867 — Mr. W. Lee.
3, Park Villas, Roundhay.
(Son of Wesley Lee, clerk to the Leeds School Board.) The family
went to New Zealand.
3346. Marshall, George E. A. W., 17, 7 Nov', 1864 — Rev. G.
Marshall, Stanningley (Stranger).
St. Bees College, 1883. Sweetbriar Cottage, Sandy, Beds., in 1904.
3347. Myers, George Frederick, 12, 17 Dec, 1869 — Mrs. Myers,
3, Springfield Place.
3348. Naylor, William Roebuck, 14, 17 May, 1867 — Mr. W.
Naylor, Spencer Place, Leeds.
William Naylor, a builder, lived at 19, Spencer Place, in 189a
26o LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3349. Paul, Thomas William, 13, 5 Oct., 1868— Mr. W. Paxil,
Ashfield House, Burley.
(Son of William Paul, and brother of No. 3404.) A tanner and currier
(William Paul, Ltd., Oak Tannery, 83, Kirkstall Road, Leeds.) Cook-
ridge Hall, Leeds, in 1903.
3350. Peake, Edwin Joseph, 13, 28 Feb., 1868— Mr. J. T. Peake,
8, Leamington Terrace, Tong Road, New Wortley.
A scholar from Armley Higher School.
3351. Sloman, Alfred, 13, 24 June, 1868 — Mr. J. Sloman,
II, S*Alban's Street.
(Brother of Nos. 3238 and 3548.) A commercial traveller. 103, Elford
Grove, Roundhay Road, Leeds, in 1903.
3352. Smith, Bell, 13, i Aug., 1868 — Mr.W. Smith, Woodhouse
Moor Chapel.
(Son of William Smith, and brother of No. 3216.) A scholar from Park
Lane Board Schot^l. A clerk in the General Post Office, Leeds, from
1885. 52, Markham Avenue, Leeds, in 1903.
3353- Scriven, Herbert, 10, 2 March, 1871 — Mr. W. C. Scriven,
Normandy Villas, Chapel AUerton.
(Son of William Clarkson Scriven.) An estate agent at 20, New Station
Street, Leeds. 3, Oak Road, Newton Park, Leeds, in 1903.
3354. Scriven, Charles, 10, 10 April. 1871 — Mrs. Scriven,
Whinfield Mount, Potternewton.
Born 16 April, 187 1. Admitted a solicitor, June, 1893. Honours,
Clifford's Inn, and Leeds Law Society's Prizes. Peckover & Scriven,
5, Greek Street, Leeds, in 1905.
3355. Scriven, Edgar Clarkson, 9, 17 Oct., 1872.
(Brother of No. 3354.) A wholesale warehouseman. St. Paul's Street,
Leeds, in 1903.
3356. Varley, John Edwin, 16, 16 Aug., 1865 — ^John Varley,
Esq., Skipton.
Durham University, BA. 1891 ; M.A. 1894. Curate of Trinity, Frome-
Selwood, 1890-2; of St. Peter's, Croydon, 1893-7; of St. Gr^or/s,
Canterbury, 1897-8. Rector of Horsenden, Princes Risborough, 1^98.
3357. Willey, Arthur Wellesley, 13, 20 Sept', 1868 — Mr. T.
Willey, loi, Caledonian Road.
Admitted a solicitor, July, 1890. Calverley Chambers, Leeds, in 1903.
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, 190 1-2. Member of the Town
Council. Hillcourt, North Hill Road, Headingley, in 1905.
3358. Yeardley, Thomas, 14, 31 Dec, 1867 — Mr. T. Yeardley,
4, S*^ John's Terrace.
Thomas Yeardley was a grocer at 150, Briggate, and 219, Belle Vue
Road, in 1877 ; and Mrs. Mary Yeardley lived at 4, St. John's Terrace,
in 1890.
3359. Webster, Henry Roberts, 15, 6 June, 1866 — Mr. A.
Webster, North Grange, Horsforth.
Abraham Webster lived at EastBeld House, Horsforth, in 1877; and
Henry Roberts Webster at The Headlands, Horsforth, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 26 1
3360. Ison, William Kortland, 13, 14 Nov.,' 1868 — Mr. E. Ison,
Horsforth.
William Keartland (son of Edwin) Ison. A leather factor. The Grove,
CoUingham, in 1903.
2** Term, 1882.
3361. Appleton, Reginald, 12, 19*** Feb., 1870— R. Appleton,
Esq', Preston, nr. Stockton on Tees.
Durham School. Corn miller at Preston, near Stockton.
3362. Aspinall, Ernest H., 12, 5^ Oct., 1869 — Mr. A. Aspinall,
32, Sholebroke, Chapeltown Road.
Ernest Henry (son of Aquila) Aspinall. Chief purser of the s.si Aforra
Castle^ Ward Line, New York to West Indies, m 1903.
3363. Barnes, William Arnold, 13, 2%^ Mar., 1869 — Rev. W.
Barnes, Holbeck.
(Son of Rev. William Barnes, LL.D.) An engineer at St. Paul,
Minnesota, U.S.A., in 1903.
3364. Churton, Edward T, 13, 23 June, 1868 — T. Churton,
Esqr., M.D., 35, Clarendon Road.
Edward Temple (son of Thomas) Churton. Oxford University (non-
collegiate). 4th Class Hist.; B.A. 1896; M.A. 190a Head Master of
the Preparatory School, The Mount, West Kirby, Cheshire, in 1903.
3365- S.— Clarke, John Cecil H., 9, 28 Oct., 1872— J. C.
Clarke, Esq% Bank House, Morley.
John Cecil Henshaw (eldest son of John Chaundy) Clarke. Training
ship Conway. Seven years at sea. Ranching near Crane Lake, N. W.T. ,
Canada, in 1904.
3366. Davies, George James, 8, 20 Dec', 1873 — Rev. T. Davies,
Vicarage, Batley.
CJeorge James Devonsher (son of Rev. Thomas) Davies. L.S.A. 1898.
Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps (Militia). The Vicarage, Batley,
in 1904.
3367. Gould, George Alfred W., 9, 17 Oct., 1872 — George- D.
Gould, I, Woodsley Terrace.
George Alfred Wyndham (son of George Domett) Gould. A mechanical
engineer and draughtsman. Melksham, Wilts., in 1903.
3368. Gould, John Lionel, 8, 24 Nov., 1873.
John Lionel Bozon (son of George Domett) Gould. Sergeant, Volunteer
Battalion Kind's Own Yorkshire Li|;ht Infantry. Boer War ; medal and
two clasps. Cape Government Railways, Port Elizabeth, in 1903.
3369. Gurney, James, 12, 22 Dec., 1869 — Mr. James Gumey,
Cumberland Priory, Cumberland Road, Headingley.
James Theophilus Gurney. A minister. Wesleyan Episcopalian Church,
Iroquois, South Dakota, in 1904.
3370. Gurney, John, 10, 15 Nov., 187 1.
(Brother of No. 3369.) A clothier. 25, St. Ann's Street, Leeds, in 1904^
337 1 . Illingworth, Henry, 9, 27 Aug., 1 872 — Mr. K. lUingworth,
17, Moorland Road.
(Son of William Knibb Illingworth, and brother of Nos. 3342, 3343,
3748, and 3833.) A wholesale grocer. 17, Moorland Road, Leeds, in 1906.
262 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3372. Johnson, Frederick Russell, 14, 11 Nov', 1867 — Mrs.
Johnson, 60, Belle Vue Road.
Mrs. Eliza Johnson lived in Marlborough Terrace (165, Belle Vue Road),
in 1890.
3373- Jones, Philip D., 9, 9 Feb., 1872 — E. Jones, Esq.,
2, Moorland Road.
Philip Guthlac (son of Evan Miller) Jones. Yorkshire College. A
dyer at Moscow and Toronto; in Manchester from 1901.
3374. Lampen, Frank Beaumont, 10, 6 Sept', 1871 — Mrs.
Lampen, 46, Francis St.
r. 1887. Atlas Assurance Co. and Manchester Fire Office. West End
manager of the Norwich and London Accident Co., 1898. Captain,
9th Volunteer Battalion Rifle Brigade ; resigned. 84, Elm Grove Road,
Barnes, S.W., in 1904.
3375. Lee, Arthur Carey, 13, 21 July, 1868 — Mr. A. C. Lee,
4, Cardigan Terrace, Headingley.
Arthur Lee lived in Cardigan Terrace in 1877,
3376. Libbey, Edward Oscar, 10, 4 Aug., 1871 — H. C. Libbey,
Esq', Horsforth.
(Son of Henry Cornelius Libl)ey, surgeon, and brother of No. 3951.)
A surgeon. L.S.A. 1902. Late house surgeon. Hospital for Women
and Children, Leeds. 4, Cemetery Road, Scarborough, in 1905.
3377. Maclaren, Andrew, 11, 15 May, 1871 — Mr. A. Maclaren,
9, Esplanade, Springfield Mount.
With Arthur & Co., wholesale clothiers, Leeds; then in America.
Buffalo State, in 1904.
3378. Maclaren, Duncan, 8, i Mar., 1874.
With Crowe & Co., wholesale drapers, Leeds. Imperial Yeomanry.
South African War ; twice wounded. In America in 1904.
3379. Maclaren, William, 9, 9 Oct., 1872.
(Brother of Nos. 3377 and 3378.) Apprenticed to Kirk & Co.,
accountants. Assistant secretary to W. Butler & Co., brewers,
Wolverhampton, in 1904.
3380. Murdock, Charles, 9, 7 Oct., 1872 — Mrs. Murdock,
13, Queen's Square.
3381. Parker, Alfred Watson, 1 1, 22 Jan., 1871 — Mr. G.Watson
Parker, De Grey Lodge.
George Watson Parker was an insurance agent at 2, East Parade, in 1877.
3382. Parker, Percy Barron, 10, 2 April, 1872.
Brother of No. 3381.
3** Term, 1882.
3020. Barrow, Arthur Ferdinand, 15, 10 July, 1867. Returned.
Mr. Joseph Barrow, Ash wood Villas, Cumberland Road,
Headingley.
.3383. Bell, Archibald William, 12, 24 June, 1870, born in Leeds.
Grandfather, Mr. W. Bell, 14, Chetwynd Terrace.
Father, Mr. W. P. Bell, Old Bank, Knaresbro'.
Rev. A. W. Bell. Worcester College, Oxford. B.A. 1893; 3^^ Class
Mod. Ilist.; M.A. 1897. Curate of Sutton -in -Ashfield, 1893; of
Scarlx)rough, 1898; of St. Peter's, Nottingham, 1901.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 263
3384. Carr, Percy Lascelles, 11, 29 April, 1871 — Mr. S. W.
Carr, Highfield House, Beeston Hill.
George William Carr lived at Highfield House, Lady Pit Lane, in 1877.
3385- Carr, George Wilson, 12, 13 Sept', 1870.
Brother of No. 3384.
3386. Chadwick, Arthur C, 11, 24 June, 1871 — Mr. Joseph
Chad wick, Normandy Villas, Chapeltown.
Arthur Calvert Chadwick. To Australia, New 2:ealand, and Vancouver.
In San Francisco in 1904.
3387. Chadwick, Joseph Gilbert, 10, 24 June, 1872.
(Brother of No. 3386.) For ten years in South Africa. Engaged on
railway near Johannesburg in 1904.
3064. Clarke, John Arthur, 14, 29 Oct., 1867. Returned.
Mrs. Clarke, Alverthorpe Villas.
3388. Denton, Harry, 10, i**^ June, 1872 — Mr. J. W. Denton,
Meanwood Grange.
Harry Archibald Denton (son of James William Denton, wholesale
clothier). A commercial traveller. 15, Frankfield Terrace, Summerhill,
South Cork, in 1903.
3389. Urth, Herbert, 11, 17 January, 1871 — Mrs. Firth, Wood
Lane, Headingley.
The Rev. Herbert Boiseau Firth. Lincoln College, Oxford. B.A.
1893 J M. A. 1897. Curate of Runcorn, 1894. Vicar of Latchford, 1904.
3390. Harris, Walter, 13, 5'** April, 1869 — Mr. Lewis Harris,
16, Blenheim Terrace.
3391. Harding, Richard Wimboult, 9, 16 October, 1872 — Rev.
Richard Harding, 15, Cromer Terrace.
The Rev. Richard Winboult Harding. Kingswood School, Bath,
1884-90 ; London University. A Wesleyan minister from 1897. Hessle,
Hull, in 1906.
3392. Harston, John Scott, 10, 9 April, 1872— Mr. G. A.
Harston, 30, Cliff Road, Hyde Park.
Admitted a solicitor, 1900. At Hong Kong (Ewens & Harston).
Chairman of the National Bank of China in 1904.
3393. Harston, George Montagu, 9, 28 July, 1873.
(Brother of No. 3392.) M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1898.
6, Queen's Gardens, Hong Kong, in 1904 (Sledman, Rennie and
Harston). J. P.
3394. Heaton, John, 14, 10 Sept', 1868 — Mr. W. Heaton,
33, Sholebroke Avenue, Chapeltown Road.
(Son of Rev. William Heaton). Died at Johannesburg, June, 1899.
3395. Hepher, Cyril, 9, 28 Oct., 1872, b. in Leeds — Rev. John
Hepher, S^acroft.
Rev. Cyril Hepher. New College, Oxford. 3rd Class Classic. Mods.
1893; B.A. 1895; 3rd Class Theol.; M.A. 1898. Curate of Ilkeston,
1895; of All Saints', Clifton, 1898; of St. Nicholas' Cathedral, New-
castle, from 1903.
264 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3396. Hill, Ernest George, 10, 10 Feb., 1872 — Mr. George Hill,
5, Louis St., Leeds.
Magdalen College, Oxford. Demy. 1891; B.A. 1895; 2nd Class Natural
Science. Professor of Chemistry, Muir College, Allahabad.
3397. Hirsch, Harry, 11, 7 July, 187 1 — Mr. Hermann Hirsch,
3, Virginia Terrace.
A wool merchant ; house, Parkside, Harehills, Leeds, in 1905.
3398. Hodgson, George Henry, 9, 2 Feb., 1873 — Mr. R. O.
Hodgson, 107, Hyde Park Road.
Contractor and engineer at Sydney, N.S.W., 1902.
3399. Inge, Herbert Edwin A., 15, 3^ Mar., 1867. Stranger.
Rev. John Inge, Gayton Rectory, Alford, Lincolnshire.
(Brother of No. 3447.) Herbert Edwin Alexander (son of Rev. John
Edward Alexander) Inge. Formerly clerk in the British Bank of South
America at Bahia. At Gayton Rectory, Alford, in 1904.
3400. Iredale, Joseph Leonard, 14, 11 Mar., 1868 — Mr. Thomas
Iredale, i, Albert Grove, Moor Road, Headingley.
L.S.A. Lond. 1892; M.B. Univ. Lond. 1893. 32, Headingley Lane,
Leeds, in 1901.
3249. Josephy, Hermann, 10, May, 1872. Returned. Mr. H.
Josephy, 27, Coleridge St.
(Son of Henry Josephy.) Re-entered. For two years in Switzerland.
An export woollen merchant (Hirsch & Josephy, Cookridge Street, Leeds).
Fairmount, Headingley, in 1903.
3401. Lee, Robert, 13, 15^** June, 1869 — Mr. W. Lee, 3, Park
Villas, Roundhay, Leeds.
(Son of Wesley Lee, Clerk to Leeds School Board.) Went to New
2^ealand.
3402. Miles, Adolphus Campbell, 16, 24*^*^ May, 1866 — Mr. A.
Miles, 53, Leopold SS Leeds.
3403. Newstead, Herbert Shaw, 12, 23^ Feb., 1870 — Mr. James
Shaw Newstead, Horsforth.
Enlisted in the 6th Dragoon Guards. Served in the Boer War.
3404. Paul, James Arthur, 10, 21 Sept', 1871 — Mr. W. Paul,
Moor AUerton.
(Son of William Paul, and brother of No. 3349.) Rugby. A tanner and
currier. Oak Tannery, 83, Kirkstall Road, Leeds. West Lea, Mean wood.
Captain, Leeds Artillery Volunteers, in 1903.
3405. Richardson, Charles, 9, 9 June, 1873 — Mr.C. Richardson,
II, Brunswick Place.
Charles Leslie (son of Charles) Richardson. Died 4 June, 1884, at
Wintoun House, Leeds.
3406. Roberts, Daniel, lo, 9 May, 1872 — Mr. H. W. Roberts,
29, Sholebrooke Avenue, Chapeltown Road.
2917. Smeeton, Charles William, 1 7, 24 July, 1 865. Returned.
Mr. W. Smeeton, 26, Commercial St.
(Son of William Smeeton, druggist.) M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond.
1888. House surgeon at the Leeds Infirmary. Slingsby, York, in 1901.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 265
3407. Smith, John Herbert, 11, 17 March, 1871. Stranger.
c/o Rev. J. G. Smith, Christ Church Vicarage, Leeds.
(Son of William Thomas Smith, surgeon.) An electrical engineer.
Victoria House, Kirkheaton, in 1904.
3408. vSmith, Albert Edward, 14, 19 July, 1868. Stranger.
Mrs. Burniston, 1 2, Lovell St., Leeds (father in Moscow).
George Burniston lived at 5, Lovell Street, in 1877.
3409. Smith, Edward, 10, 8 Aug., 1872. Stranger. Rev. W.
Smith, Shadwell Vicarage, Leeds.
The Rev. Edward Charnock Smith. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
B.A. 1894. Curate of Sculcoates, Hull, 1895; of All Saints*, Pavement,
York, from 1897.
3410. Thompson, Arnold Thewlis, 13, I March, 1869. Stranger.
Rev. R, B. Thompson, Pudsey Vicarage.
(Son of the Rev. Robert Boyle Thompson.) Corpus Christi College,
Oxford. B.A. 1893; 4th Class Mod. Hist.; M.A. 1895. Curate of
Selby, 1893; of Houghton-le-Spring, 1895; of Burton Agnes, 1898;
of Beverley, 1899. Vicar of Myton-on-Swale, Yorks., from 1901.
i»* Term, 1883.
341 1. Armstrong, David, 13, 22^ Jan., 1869 — Mrs. Armstrong,
40, Claypit Lane.
A scholar from Carlton I^Iill Board School. Died 1 1 March, 1883, at
Elm wood Green, aged 14.
3412. Atkinson, Arthur, 10, 19 P^ebruary, 1872 — E. Atkinson,
Esq', Eldon House.
(Son of No. 959.) Arthur S. D. Atkinson. In Victoria, British Columbia,
in 1903.
3413. Atkinson, Charles Dore, 12, 30*^ Sept', 1870.
An electrical engineer in Victoria, British Columbia, in 1903.
3414. Atkinson, Edward Octavius, 14, 5 July, 1868.
(Brother of Nos. 3412 and 3413.) In Vancouver, British Columbia,
in 1903.
3415. Booth, George Richard H., 13, 4 April, 1869 — Mr. R.
H. Booth, 164, Briggate, Leeds.
Richard Holdgate Booth was a hosier there in 1877.
3416. Boston, George William," 12, 10 March, 1870 — Mr. R.
Boston, Burley Mount Villa.
A fish and game dealer, 8 and 9, Boar Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
3417. Boston, John Ingham, 10, 18 Jan., 1872.
Died 9 Feb., 1905.
3418. Boston, Richard Henry, 8, 9 Sept', 1874.
(Brother of Nos. 3416 and 3417.) Re-entered after No. 3564.
3419. Bousfield, Hugh De la Bere, 10, 3 Aug., 1872 — C.
Bousfield, Esq., S. Mary's Mount.
Hugh Delabere Bousfield (fourth son of Charles Edward Bousfield, of
St. Mary's Mount, Clarendon Road, and brother of No. 31 10). Queen's
College, Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner; B.A. 1895. Admitted a
solicitor, 1904. Captain, 3rd V.B. West Yorkshire Regiment ; South
African War; medal and four clasps; Hon. Lieutenant in the Army.
Dibb & Co., 6, Butts Court, Leeds, 1906.
266 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3420. Brown, George Edward, 13, 21 Jan., 1870— Mr. W.
Brown, 20, Northfield Square, Camp Road.
(Son of William Brown.) A scholar from St. Matthew's. School.
Inland Revenue. Pottemewton, Leeds, in 1904.
3421. Dixon, Joshua Walter, 13, 28 Nov., 1869 — Mr. Joshua
Dixon, 23, Houghton Place, Meadow Road.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Gymnasium Instructor, School
Board, Ilanley.
3422. Dunn, George B., 11, 19 Sept', 1871 — Mr. S. Dunn,
25, Norwood Crescent, Victoria Road.
3423. Garnett, William Arthur, 13, 19 July, 1869 — Mr. Robert
Gamett, 31, Ainsley St., Holbeck.
3424. Hard wick, William Lee Richardson, 13, 4 Aug., 1869.
Lee Hard wick, Esq., 1 1, East Parade.
A bookkeeper (John Fowler & Co. Ltd., Steam Plough Works, Hunslet).
13, Hyde Park Terrace, in 1904.
3425. Hutchinson, Herbert Moreland, 13, Oct. 29, 1869 — Mr.
John Hutchinson, Kirkstall Grange.
Yorkshire College Engineering Department; Baines' Scholar, 1886.
With Tannett, Walker & Co., Engineers, Hunslet. Works manager for
the Horsfall Destructor Co. Ltd., Leeds. 7, High CliflF, Burley, in 1906.
3426. Ingham, Arthur Ernest, 11, Dec. 25, 1871 — Mr. H. C.
Ingham, 37, Lyddon Terrace.
Henry Consiantine Ingham lived at 23, Lyddon Terrace, in 1877.
3427. Johnson, Henry Langhorne, 8, Jan. 30, 1874 — ^J. E.
Johnson, Esq"", Whitkirk.
Keble College, Oxford. Scholar; B.A. 1896; 3rd Class Mod. Hist.;
M.A. 1903. Assistant Master at Hurst pierpoint College, Sussex ;
second Master in 1903.
3428. Leng, Ernest, 11, June 30, 1871 — Mr. W. S. Leng,
30, Lyddon Terrace.
(Son of William Steadman Leng, and brother of No. 3570.) An
electrical engineer. 170, Portland Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in 1904.
3429. Mace, John, 14, Jan. 13, 1869 — Mr. Mace, 11, Springfield
Place.
L.S.A. 1894; M.B. Lojjd. 1895. Medical Officer at the Leeds
Dispensary, 30 Sept., 1896. Died 2 Dec, 1896, of typhus fever.
3430. Mason, Alfred, 13, Dec. 29, 1869 — Mr. W. A. Mason,
24, Caledonian Road.
Manager of a music shop. 9, Academy Terrace, Londonderry, in 1903.
3431. Miall, Stephen, 10, June 20, 1872 — C. Miall, Esq*",
5, Montpellier Terrace, Cliff Road.
(Son of Professor Louis Compton Miall and brother of Nos. 3812 and
3^39)' Yorkshire College. Scholar, London University ;, B. Sc 1892;
LL.D. 1898. Admitted a solicitor, Aug., 1896. Prizeman. Baylis,
Pcarce & Co., 116, Fore Street, E.C.
3432. Paxton, Jack, 1 1, Sept. 28, 1871 — Mrs. Paxton, Westhill
House, Chapeltown Road.
(Brother of No. 3181.) Training ship Conway for 2J years. Sailed in
Port Ramsay^ 28 Sept., 1885, which was lost at sea with all hands.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 267
3433. Pearson, James, 13, July 28y 1869 — Mr. J. F. Pearson,
5, Tanfield Place.
A scholar from St. George's School.
3434. Robinson, Harold Walter, 11, Dec. 3, 1871 — Mr. James
Robinson, Highfield House, Bellevue Road.
(Brother of No. 3694.) Harold Walker Robinson. A linen manufac-
turer. 77, Clarendon Road, Leeds, 1906.
3435. Rockitt, Hilbert, 15, Aug. 22, 1867 — Mrs. Rockitt,.
7, Burlington Crescent, Goole.
Hildreth Dudley Rockett. Cashier lo the York City and County
Banking Co. Ltd., Sheffield, in 1903.
3436. Smith, William John, 14, Dec. i, 1868 — Mrs. Smith,
3, Dyer St., Leeds.
3437- Spencer, Charles, 13, Oct. 18, 1869 — Mr. W. Spencer,
25, Raglan Road, Woodhouse.
Mr. William Spencer was a shopkeeper there in 1877.
3438. Thirkill, Frederick, 15, July 13, 1867 — Mr. W. Thirkill,
Park House, Aberford.
(Sonof William Thirkill.) An auctioneer. F.A.L Castle Hill Farm,
Tadcaster, in 1904.
3439. Thompson, Francis d'Arcy, 17, Oct. 7, 1865 — Rev. F. D.
Thompson, 2, Tanfield Place.
(Son of Rev. Francis Daniel Thompson and brother of Nos. 2906, 3696,
and 4038.) Queen's College, Cambridge. B. A. 1889. Assistant Master
at Schools at Eastbourne. Remount Depot, Mafeking. Fourteen
Streams, South Africa, in 1903.
3440. Walton, Alfred, 13, Sepf 16, 1869 — Mr. J. Walton,
221, Park Lane.
An incorporated accountant, June, 1895. ^^ith Mr. John Gordon,
19, Bond Street, Leeds, for eleven years. 57, Woodhall Road,
Calverley, in 1903.
2<* Term, 1883.
3441. Briggs, Herbert James, 15, Feb. 12, 1867 — Mr. E. C.
Briggs, Rothbury House, Upper Armley, Leeds.
E. C. Briggs had a school at Rothbury House, 29, Town Street,
Armley, in 1877.
3442. S. — Clough, John William, 15, Dec. 5, 1867 — Mr. B.
Clough, Far Town, Pudsey.
Christ's College, Cambridge. B.A. 1890; M.A. 1894. Curate of
St. Chrysostom, Bradford, 1891-97 ; of St. Lawrence, Bolton Woods,
Bradford, 1898. 49, Queen's Road, Manningham, Bradford.
3443. Cockburn, George Ernest, 10, April 9, 1873 — Mr. G.
Cockbum, Carlton Villas, Cardigan Road, Headingley.
(Eldest son of George Jack Cockburn and brother of No. 4232.) Appren-
ticed to Kitson & Co., Airedale Foundry. At the Glasgow Works of
the North British Railway Co. At Airedale Foundry, Leeds,, in 1903.
Consulting Engineer. 81, Whitworth Road, South Norwood, S.E., 1906.
268 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3444. Bixon, Henry Dewsbury, 10, Aupf. 27, 1872 — Mr. Dixon,
4, Osborn Terrace, Virginia Road.
(Son of Robert Henry Dixon.) Brookland, East Keswick, Leeds,
in 1903.
3445. Ferguson, Fergus W., 9, Feb. 2, 1874 — Mr.W. Ferguson,
53, Gt. George St.
William Kennedy Ferguson was a chemist and Gilbey's agent there
in 1877.
3446. Fleming, Ernest, 8, April 29, 1875 — Rev. C. Fleming,
S^ Clement's Vicarage.
(Son of Rev. Thomas Samuel Fleming.) St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford.
B.A. 1897; 4th Class Theol.; M.A. 1902. Curate of St. Paul's,
Tranmere, 1900; of All Saints', Shrewsbury, 1902. i. Queen Street,
Shrewsbury, in 1903.
3447. S. — Inge, Hugh Francis, 11, Dec. 20, 1871 — Rev. J.
Inge, Gayton, Alford, Lincolnshire.
(Brother of No. 3399.) Rev. Hugh Francis Neville Inge. Hatfield
Hall, Durham. Lie. Theol. 1901. Curate of St. Matthew's, Barrow-
in-Furness, 1901 ; of Gayton-le-Marsh, Lincolnshire, 1902.
3448. Josephy, Ernest, 10, March 2, 1873 — Mr. Bernard Josephy,
25, Hyde Terrace.
In Switzerland two years. A wool and shoddy merchant (Cohen and
Josephy, 42, Basinghall Street, Leeds). 25, Hyde Terrace, Leeds,
in 1903.
3449. Marsh, Charles, 13, Nov. 21, 1869 — Mr. Henry Marsh,
39, Francis St.
Charles March. National Provincial Bank of England, Thornaby-on-
Tees. Mayfield, Gray's Road, Stockton-on-Tces, in 1905.
3450. Mould, Frederick Ernest, 14, March 10, 1869 — Mr.W. H,
Dykes, Regent House, Grosvenor Road.
(Son of the late John Mould, Monks Coppenhall, Nantwich.) Removed
1884. An engineer. Thorner Lodge, Thorner, Leeds.
3451. S. — Musgrave, Robert Malcolm, 11, Dec. 30, 1871 — Mr.
J. Sagar Musgrave, Red Hall, Shadwell.
Robert Malcolm (son of T. M.) Sagar -Musgrave. Cheltenham College.
A brewer (Musgrave ancl Sagar, Marlborough Street, Leeds). Town
Councillor. Red I^Iall, Shadwell, in 1903.
3452. S. — Standidge, Herbert, 13, Jan. 19, 1870— Rev. A.
Standidge, Adel.
Selwyn College, Cambridge. B.A. 1891. Curate of St. Thomas-at-
Cliffe, Lewes, 1893; of Pulborough, 1895. Rector of Heather, Ashby-
de-la-Zouch, from 1898.
3453. S. — Standidge, Percy, 14, Sept' 10, 1868.
Brother of No. 3452.
3454. Weaver, Ernest Harris, 13, Nov. 27, 1869 — Mr. H.
Weaver, 93, Tong Road, Upper Wortley.
A clerk in the Exchequer and Audit Department, Examining Branch,
in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 269
3455- Wright, H. W., ii, Feb. 21, 1872 — Mr. George Wright,
13, Ventnor St., Leeds.
Herbert Whitby Wright. Cashier with the Imperial Tobacco Co. Ltd.,
Birmingham. With the Manchester Regiment in the South African War.
Defence of Ladysmith, &c.; medal and three clasps. 8, Haughton Road,
Birchfields, Birmingham, in 1904.
3<" Term, 1883.
3456. S. — Bannister, Ernest William, 1 5, 1 6**» Sept', 1 868 — ^John
Bannister, Esq', Goole (Mrs. Butterworth, 5, Reginald
Terrace, Chapeltown).
A first mate under Thomas Wilson, Sons & Co., of Hull.
3457. Barber, Arthur Lea, 9, 6*** Sept', 1874 — ^John Barber,
Esq., II, Lyddon Terrace.
Queen*s College, Oxford. Hastings' Exhibitioner; 3rd Gass Classical
Mods. 1895. Secretary of the Metropolitan Electric Traction Co. Evelyn
House, Finsbury Pavement, London, in 1903.
3458. S. — Bell, Charles Cameron, 12, 2^ June, 1871 — Mr. W. P.
Bell, Bradford Old Bank, Knaresbro'.
Queen*s Collo?e, Oxford. Hastings' Scholar; 2nd Class Classical Mods.
1S92; B.A. 1594. Assistant Master at Sevenoaks Grammar School.
3459. Booth, Leonard G., 10, 2^ Jan., 1873 — Mr. W. Booth,
12, Brunswick Place.
Leonard George (son of William) Booth. An architect's assistant.
18, Beechwood View, Burley, Leeds, in 1904.
3460. Blakey, Frank S., 15, 11 Feb., 1868 — Mr. W. Blakey,
Lower Wortley.
William Blakey was a tailor, and lived at 52, Lower Wortley Rond,
in 1877.
3461. Dunn, Charles Sebastian, 10, 16 July, 1873 — Rev. W.
Dunn, St. Matthew's.
(Son of the Vicar of St. Matthew's, Leeds.) King's College, Cambridge.
B..\. 1895; 3rd Class Classics; M.A. 1899. Assistant curate of Wortley,
Leeds, 1897; of St. Luke's, Beeston Hill, 1900. 116, Beeston Road,
Leeds, in 1903.
3462. Fox, Harold Charles James, 11, 15 Nov% 1871 — Mr.
H. W. Fox, 22, Albion St.
An electrical engineer with Christian & Phipps, Ltd., Hampton Wick.
6, Eastbury Road, Kingston-on-Thames, in 1904.
3463. Hamerton, William F. M., 11, 11 July, 1872 — Rev. T.
Hamerton, 27, Roundhay Road.
Frederick William Mountgaret (son of Rev. Thomas Johnson) Hamerton.
St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford. B.A. 1895. Curate of All Saints',
Newington, 1896; of St. John's, Richmond, Surrey, 1902.
3464. Hodson, Marmaduke Storr, 9, 24 Sept., 1873 — M.
Hodson, Esq% 3, Beech Grove Place.
(Son of Marmaduke Storr Hodson, secretary of the Aire and Calder
Navigation.) In the Yorkshire Penny Bank Head Office. 8, Springfield
place, Leeds, in 1902.
2 70 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3465. Load, Frederick Crawford, 14, 3 Sept', 1869 — Mr, E.
Load, 7, Ebberston Terrace, Hyde Park, Leeds.
Rev. Frederic Crawford (son of Edward) Load. University College,
Durham. B.A. 1893. Assistant Master of Yalding Grammar School;
of Famham Grammar School, 1897. Parmater's School, London, 1901.
Curate of Kenwyn, Truro, 1902 ; of St. Michaers, Bowes Park, London,
1904.
3466. Macaskie, Thomas Septimus, 14, 12 June, 1869 — Mr. G.
Macaskie, 5, Newton Crescent, Chapeltown Road.
(Son of George Macaskie.) An advertising agent. 22, Park Row,
Leeds, in 1903.
3467. S. — Mais, Percy, 14, 23 March, 1869 — ^John Mais, Esq*",
Thorner.
Percy Edwin Mais (son of John Ivy Mais, surgeon). A marine engineer.
S.S. CcUalone, Colonial Coal Co., Sydney. Cape Breton in 1903.
3468. North, William, 14, 9 July, 1869 — Mr. F. North, Virginia
St., Leeds.
(Son of Frederick North.) A barrister, Middle Temple, 1894. Old
Bank Chambers, Park Row, and Grove Lodge, Shadwell, Leeds, in 1903.
3469. S, — Piatt, Thomas Earle, 9, 24 Nov', 1873 — Rev. G. M.
Piatt, Whitkirk.
(Son of Rev. George Moreton Piatt.) In Messrs. Barclay*s Bank at
Ilarllepool, in 1903.
3470. Smith, Percy Dobson, 12, 23 April, 187 1 — Guardian in
loco parentis, Mr. R. N. Smith, 6, ClifFdale Grove,
Meanwood Road.
3471. Tannett, Robert Hughes, 12, 7 April, 1871 — Mr. J.
Tannett, Chapeltown.
(Son of John Thomas Tannett, of Smith, Beacock & Tannett.) With
Yorkshire Penny Bank; health failed; in South Africa. Died at
77, Spencer Place, I^eds, 8 March, 1905.
3472. Tannett, Geoffrey, 11, 14 May, 1872.
(Brother of No. 3471.) York and Lancaster Regiment; Cape Mounted
Police; with Suffolk Yeomanry in the Boer War. In South Africa
in 1903.
3473. Tempest, Benjamin R., 15, 10 Feb., 1868 — Mr. J. S.
Tempest, Beeston Hill.
Benjamin Russell Tempest (son of Joseph Schofield Tempest, and brother
of No. 2585). An auctioneer and valuer. 93, Albion Street, Leeds,
in 1905.
3474. Walley, Sydney, 10, 2 Dec, 1872 — Mr. S. Walley,
2, Blenheim Square.
In 1877 Samuel Walley lived at 8, Eldon Terrace, and William Walley
at I, Blenheim Terrace.
3475. Walley, Frederick Stanley, 9, 13 Feb., 1874.
Brother of No. 3474.
3476. Whincup, Frank, 9, 4 Sept., 1874 — Mrs. Charles Whincup,
3, Kensington Terrace.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P.Lond. 1897; F.R.C.S.Edin. 1902. Assistant
house surgeon at Salop Infirmary, and at South Devon and East
Cornwall Hospital ; house surgeon at Stroud Hospital, and at Salop
Infirmary. Clive House, College Hill, Shrewsbury, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 27 I
3477. Dixon, Francis, 9, 6 Mar., 1874 — Mrs. Dixon, 4, Osborn
Terrace, Virginia Road.
(Son of the late Robert Henry Dixon.) Admitted a solicitor, 1902.
With Messrs. Peckover & Scriven, 5, Greek Street, Leeds, in 1903.
I" Term, 1884.
3478. Atkinson, PeterLaw, 9, May 24, 1874 — Mr. Law Atkinson,
5, Woodhouse Square.
A fanner in New Zealand. With his father at Newman, Wellington,
in 1904.
3479. Barker, William Henry, 13, Feb: 21, 1871 — Mr. Robert
Barker, 76, Hunslet Lane, Leeds.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. In the General Post Office,
Leeds, in 1904.
3480. Beevers, David, 13, May 15, 1870 — Mr. W. Beevers,
Airedale Mills, Kirkstall Road.
(Son of William Beevers.) Assistant Master of the Council School,
West Ham ; London University, 1893. 2, Edith Road, East Ham,
in 1903.
3481. Brown, Frederick William, 13, Oct. 5, 1870 — Mr. W. A.
Brown, 11, Ash Grove, Headingley.
(Son of William Andrew Morrison Brown.) A wine and sjiirit merchant
(Brown, Carson & Co., Leeds). Stockeld Grange, Scholes, in 1903.
3482. Crampton, William, 11, May 4, 1872 — Mr. W. T.
Crampton, 67, Sholebroke Avenue.
(Son of William Thomas Crampton.) Farming in New Zealand, Peka
Peka Nui, Mangatoro. Webier Road, Dannevirke, Hawke's Bay,
in 1903.
3483. Craven, Joseph, 10, Sept' 3, 1873 — Mr. John Craven,
3, Beech Grove Terrace.
Apprenticed to Smith, Beacock & Tannett, engineers, Leeds. Works
inspector at the Leeds Forge Co. Ltd. Carlton Lodge, Leeds, in 1904.
3484. Feroo, William Karl, 11, May 14, 1872 — Mr. W. J. F.
Feroo, 28, Lyddon Terrace.
Wilhelm Karl (son of Wilhelm Franz Heinrich) Ferro. At Tadcaster
Grammar School. With Hotham & Whiting, Leeds, for 13 years.
Managing director of Sands, Wilson & Co. Ltd., woollen manufacturers,
Birstal. Wensleydale House, Birstal, in 1903.
3485. Gaines, Frederick William, 14, Sept' 2, 1869 — Mr. J. W.
Gaines, Trinity St., Leeds.
3486. Joel, William, 13, Sept' 30, 1871 — Mrs. Joel, 38, Rock-
ingham St.
3487. Liversedge, Ernest Guy, 13, July 13, 1870 — Mr. T. B.
Liversedge, 2 1 , Carr Road.
A scholar from Carlton Hill Board School. A commercial traveller.
123, Victoria Road, Headingley, in 1904.
3488. Mills, James Jackson, 13, June 23, 1870 — Mr. J. J. Mills,
16, Roseville Terrace, Roundhay Road.
James J. Mills was a bookseller at 37, Roundhay Road, in 1890.
272 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3489. Oliver, Ernest S., 12, Sepf 5, 1871 — Mr. George Oliver,
5, D' Israeli Terrace.
Ernest Scales Oliver. A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Oriel
Collejge, Oxford. Neale Scholar; 2nd Class Mods. 1892; B.A 1894;
4th Class Lit. Hum. Curate of Runcorn, 1S97. Elmhurst, Houghland
LAne, Runcorn, in 1903.
3490. Potter, Arthur, 1 1, Aug. 16, 1872 — Mr. R. Potter, Moor-
land Road.
Agency inspector for the Royal Insurance Co., Leeds. Moorland Road,
Leeds, in 1904.
3491. Robinson, Walter James, 13, Sept. 4, 1870 — Mr. T. B.
Robinson, Burley Mount, Leeds.
3492. Smith, Frederick William, 13, Aug. 26, 1870 — Mr. J. J.
Smith, 3, Hanover Place, Park Lane.
3051. Smith, Harry Senior, 18, Aug. 18, 1865 — Mr. J. W.
Pickard, 5, Kingston Terrace, Leeds.
Worcester College, Oxford. B.A. 1890; M.A. 1892. An accountant,
1892 (Pickard & Croshind, Albion Street, Leeds). Westbrook Cottage,
Ilkley, in 1903.
3493. Taylor, William Dyson, 13, June 11, 1870 — Mr. W.
Taylor, The Mount, Armley.
3494. Thompson, Herbert William, 9, Aug. 14, 1874 — ^Vincent
Thompson, Esq'.
(Son of Vincent Thomas Thompson, barrister, Leeds.) Clerk in the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank at Pudsey, in 1903. 195, Belle Vue
Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3495. Whitaker, Charles Edward, 12, April 23, 1871 — Mr. W.
Whitaker, 31, Houghton Terrace, Hunslet.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. 31, Houghton Place, in 1904.
3496. Woodhead, George Herbert, 16, Nov. 29, 1867 — Mr.G. A.
Woodhead, The Mount, East Keswick, Leeds.
^ Term, 1884.
3497. Buckton, Arthur, 14, March i, 1870 — Mr. Richard
Buckton, Bainbridge Road, Headingley.
Arthur Whitworth (son of Richard) Buckton. Living at Bedale, Yorks.,
in 1903.
3498. Conder, Edward Baines, 12, May 3, 1873 — Rev. Dr.
Conder, i, Newton Grove.
Wadham College, Oxford. B.A. 1896; M.A. 1898. Curate of St.
Michael's, St. Albans, 1898; of .\11 Saints', Wandsworth, 1900; of St.
Mark's, Surbilon, 1901 ; of St. Mary, Mortimer, Berks., 1903.
3499. Fletcher, John Whitehead, 10, Oct. 17, 1873 — Mrs.
Fletcher, 50, Caledonian Road.
3500. Josephy, Albert, 9, Oct. 11, 1874 — Mr. H. Josephy,
5, Beech Grove Terrace.
(Son of Henry Josephy.) In Switzerland two years. An export woollen
merchant (Hirch & Josephy, Cookridge Street, Leeds). Fairmount,
Headingley, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 273
3501. Ludolf, Henry, 10, Feb. 1 1, 1874 — Mr. J.W.Ludolf, HoUin
Lane, Far Headingley.
(Son of John William Ludolf.) A flax, hemp and wool merchant with
his fftther (No. 2124) ; trading as Henry Ludolf at 31, York Place,
Leeds, in 1903.
3502. Mellish, Douglas Stuart, 10, Jan. 13, 1874 — Mr. A.
Mellish, Ingleside, Headingley.
A woollen manufacturer. Stone Bridge House, Wortley, Leeds, in 1903.
3503. Peacock, Henry, 1 2, June 6, 1 87 1 — Mr. Peacock, 73, Hyde
Park Road.
3504. Peacock, Arthur, 11, Sept' 23, 1872.
Brother of No. 3503.
3505. Robinson, Arnold Warren, 13, Jan. 4, 1871 — Mr. R.
Robinson, 51, Springffield Place.
Representative of the Fig, Prune and Cereal Co., San Jose, California,
in 1903.
3506. Warren, Charles Edgar, 10, Aug. 24 — Mr. W. Warren,
22j De Grey Terrace.
Shrewsbury School. Admitted a solicitor, Feb., 1901. Ford & Warren,
61, Albion Street, Leeds, in 1903.
[The Rev. J. H. D. Matthews' writing begins here.]
3«> Term, 1884. Born
3507. Churton, Basil Hugh, 13, Dec. 21, 1870.
D' Churton, Park Square, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Churton, M.D.) An electrical engineer at Surbiton
in 1903.
3508. Charlesworth, Edmund, 10, Sep. 2, 1874 — C.J. Charles-
worth, Esq., 24, Consort Terrace, Belle Vue Rd., Leeds.
Son of Charles Samuel Charlesworth.
3509. Cookson, Herbert Henry Osmund, 13, Nov. 29, 1870.
Rev. O. Cookson, Holbeck Vicarage.
The Rev. H. H. Osmond Cookson, Jesus Coll. Camb.; B.A. 1896.
Curate of All Saints*, Northampton, 1901 ; of Elmstead, 1903. Rector
of Peddie, Cape Colony, 1904.
3510. Cookson, Percy Charles, 12, July 6, 1872.
Brother of No. 3509.
351 1. Craven, David Henry, 14, Aug. 18, 1870 — Mr. Henry
Craven, Ravensthorpe.
Henry Craven was a grocer in Queen Street, Ravensthorpe, in 1877.
3512. Eastwood, John Hamilton, 9, Sep. 4, 1875 — ^J. H. East-
wood, Esqr., Newlaithes Hall, Horsforth.
John Eastwood was a bristle merchant, and lived at Newlaithes Hall,
in 1890.
3513. Hepworth, Herbert Morton, 13, Sep. 26, 187 1 — Mr. Joseph
Hepworth, 5, Cromer Terrace, M* Preston.
A wholesale clothier (Joseph Hepworth & Son, Ltd., Claypit Lane,
Leeds). Lincombe, North Hill Road, Headingley, in 1903.
R
274 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3514. Hudson, Joseph Wilson, 12, Sep. 4, 1872 — Mrs. Hudson,
Shaw Lane, Headingley, Leeds.
3515. Kershaw, John Felix, 10, Nov. 20, 1873 — L. A. Kershaw,
Esq., 9, Springfield Mount.
Son of Mr. (afterwards Sir) Lewis Addia Kershaw. Shrewsbury School ;
Balliol Collie, Oxford. B.A. 1896. Barrister, Inner Temple, 1897.
Adviser to the Khedive at Khartoum, in 1902.
3516. Mackillop, James, 13, July3i, 1871 — ^JamesF. Mackillop^
Esq', Newton Park, Chapel town.
(Son of James Finlayson Mackillop.) Resident Secretary of the County
Fire and Provident Life Office, 9, East Parade, Lc«ds. Captain,
3rd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment. Served with the
Imperial Yeomanry in the South African War from Jan. to Dec., 1900;
medal and three clasps. Major, 3rd Volunteer Battalion West Riding
Regiment, 1903.
3517. Stewart, Frank Fairbaim, 13, Dec. 20, 1880 — Mr. J. H.
Stewart, Bramley.
3518. Stringer, Bernard, 9, Jan. 30, 1875 — Mr. Stringer, Ingle-
bank, Far Headingley, Leeds.
(Son of J. W. Stringer.) A printer (The Valley Printing Co., Cleck-
heaton). Inglebank, Far Headingley, in 1903.
3519. Richardson, Reginald Edmund, 10, June 25, 1874 [son
of Rev. E. R., late a master at L.G.S.] — Mrs. F. J.
Wood, 10, Hyde Gardens, Clarendon Road.
Articled to Mr. W. H. Thorp, architect, Leeds.
3520. Willey, Frederick, 14, March 11, 1870 — Mr. Thoma.s
Willey, 101, Caledonian Road.
Lincoln College, Oxford. B.A 1893. A medical student, Leeds School,
1896-8. Died 5 May, 1899, at Las Palmas, Grand Canary.
3521. Middleton, William, April 8, 1 874 — ^J. W. Middleton, Esq.,
Fairfield, Far Headingley.
An electrical engineer. A.M.I.C.E. Christy Bros. & Middleton,
Chelmsford. Faircross, Springfield, Chelmsford, in 1903.
3522. Zossenheim, Leonard Louis, 13, Oct. 10, 1871 — Max.
Zossenheim, Esq., Rosemount, Northhill Road.
A shipper. Queen Villa, Harrogate, in 1903.
i88s !•* Term.
3523. Ainslie, James Lyon, 9, July 24, 1873 — Mr. W"" Ainslie,
14, Kelso R**, Clarendon K^.
Rev. J. L. Ainslie. University of Glasgow. M. A. 1896. A Presbyterian
Minister. Willington Quay, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, in 1906.
3524. Andrews, Edward, 13, May 3, 187 1 — M' Richard
Andrews, i6, M* Preston.
A scholar from St. George's School. Representative of Joseph Town
and Sons, paj>er makers, Leeds. Elmete Avenue, Roundhay, in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 275
3525. Asquith, Frank, 15, Aug. i, 1869 — ^M' W. E. Asquith,
Cardigan R**, Headingley.
Frank England (son of William England) Asquith. An iron merchant
in Hunslet New Road, Leeds. Living at Lytham in 1903.
3526. Austin, Alfred, 9, May 2, 1875 — M' Alfred Austin,
9, Cumberland R**. *
Alfred Austin lived in Ash wood Villas in 1877.
3527. Burrell, W" Clay, 10, May 27, 1874 — B. R. Burrell, Esq.,
193, Belle Vue R<*.
(Son of Benjamin Robertshaw Burrell. ) A clerk. 4, Woodland Terrace,
Chapel- Allerton, in 1903.
352S. Davis, Arthur, 12, Aug. 27, 1872 — ^M' J. H. Davis,
14, Abyssinia S'.
(Son of John Henry Davis.) A varnish manufacturer, Hope Works,
Water Lane, Holbeck. Glenwood, Pannal, in 1906.
3529. Denton, Frank, 9, Dec. 23, 1875 — Mr. H. Denton,
Meanwood Grange.
(Son of James William Denton, wholesale clothier.) Cashier and
accountant. Sun Insurance Oflice, Leeds. 10, Claremont Avenue,
Leeds, in 1903.
3530. Dickson, John Gull, 12, Jan. 3, 1873 — Mr. J. Dickson,
8, Ash Grove, Victoria R^.
An electrical engineer. 29, Wordsworth Avenue, Cardiff, in 1903.
3531. Dobson, Joseph Faulkner, 9, Feb. 15, 1875 — ^J. Dobson,
Esq., M.B., 27, Burley Lawn.
(Son of Joseph Dobson.) To Sedbergh School, Dec., 1888. M.R.C.S.
Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1897; M.B.; M.S. Lond. 1901; F.R.C.S. Eng.
1901. 7, Park Square, Leeds, in 1901.
3532. Draper, John Mortimer, 12, Jan. 27, 1873 — Thomas
Draper, Esq', 41, Reginald Terrace, Chapeltown R**.
John Mortimore Draper. Commanding s.s. Sherhro\ British African
Line, in 1903.
3533- Falshaw, PercyScott, i4,June 8, 1870 — Mr. J.T.Falshaw,
Shadwell.
A veterinary surgeon. M.R.CV.S. 1891. Government Veterinary
Surgeon at Singapore in 1903.
3534. Falshaw, Reginald, 12, June 22^ 1872.
(Brother of No. 3533.) An electrical engineer in Albert Street,
Harrogate, from 1893.
3535. Harrison, Herbert Basil, 10, July 8, 1874 — H. Harrison,
Esq., 22 y Clarendon R**.
(Son of Herbert Harrison.) Admitted a solicitor, 1S98 (Peake and
Harrison). Ripley, Derbyshire, in 1903.
3536. Harrison, Reginald, 9, June 22y 1875.
(Brother of No. 3535.) Articled to architects at York and Norwich.
With A. E. Lambert, architect. Park Row, Nottingham, in 1904.
3537. Hewetson, Henry Bendelack, 8, Oct. 19, 1875 — H. B.
Hewetson, Esq', 11, Hanover Sq**.
(Son of Henry Bendelack Hewetson, M. R.C.S. ) A farmer at Easington,
East Riding. Living in Hull in 1906,
276 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3538. Jackson, Herbert John, 13, Oct. 2, 1871 — M' W°* Jackson,
6, Kidacre St., Leeds.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Manager of the Dewsbury Road
Branch of the Yorkshire Penny Bank in 1903.
3539* Johnson, Arthur Hammersley, 13, July 7, 1871 — Mn
C. T. Johnson, 22^ Grosvenor Avenue.
(Son of Charles Thomas Johnson.) Removed 19 Nov., 1889. With
the Queen and Royal Insurance Companies, Leeds. 44, Ella Street,
Leeds, in 1906.
3540. Lambert, W*" Henry, 11, Oct. 6, 1873 — Mr. W. H.
Lambert, 22 y Leopold St.
3541. Ledbetter, Fred. Charles, 13, Sep. 19, 1871 — ^Mr. W"*
Ledbetter, 35, Houghton Terrace, Meadow R**.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Cashier for the Scottish
Provident Assurance Co., Park Row, Leeds. 29, Sholebroke Terrace,
in 1904.
3542. Mason, W™ Daly, 10, June 29, 1874 — C. L. Mason, Esq',
4, Woodhouse Sq".
(Son of Charles Letch Mason.) A sharebroker. East Parade, and
46, Cliff Road, Leeds, in 1903. Left Leeds.
3543. Matthews, Chas. Henry Selfe, 11, Nov. 16, 1873 — Rev.
J. H. D. Matthews.
King's College, Cambridge. B.A. 1896; 2nd Class Nat. Sci.; M.A.
Curate of St. Mary's, Southampton, 189S-1901. Vice-Principal of the
Bush Brotherhood, Dubbo, New South Wales, in 1903.
3544. Nicolson, Arthur, 13, April 13, 1871 — Mr. M. Nicolson,
Meanwood Nat. School.
Arthur Pearson (son of Matthew Watson) Nicholson. Manager of the
Scarborough Branch of the Yorkshire Penny Bank. 18, Crown Terrace,
Scarborough, in 1904.
3545. Prichard, Herbert W°», n, July 21, 1873 — M" Prichard,
I, Woodhouse Sq"*.
(Son of William Joseph Prichard.) Keble College, Oxford. Scholar;
3rd Class Classical Mods. 1894; B.A. 1896; 3rd Class Lit. Hum.
Barrister, Gray's Inn, 27 Jan., 1902. 61, Charlton Road, Blackheath,
in 1904.
3546. Pulford, Albert lies, 12, March i, 1872 — Mr. W°>
Pulford, 44, Houghton Place.
A scholar from Bewerlev Street School. With Harding, Richardson,
Rhodes & Co., Tower Works, Leeds, in 1904.
3547. Riley, Richard Harold, 11, Feb. 11, 1873 — T. S. Riley,
Esq', 23, Midland Road, Hyde Park, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Shann Riley.) York City and County Bank, Harrogate,
in 1904.
3548. Sloman, Solomon, Dec. 16, 1870 — Mr. Jacob Sloman,
II, S'Alban's S*, Wade Lane.
(Brother of Nos. 3238 and 335 1 .) A commercial traveller. 53, Gathome
Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 277
3549. Sugden, John, 12, Feb. 26, 1872 — M' J. S. Sugden,
14, Clarendon Place.
John Samuel Sugden was a tobacconist at 13, Boar I^ne. John
succeeded his father. Died 29 Jan., 1904.
3550. Thackwray, Percy, 1 3, May 22,187 1 — Mr. S. Thackwray,
27, Ebor M\ Royal Park R<*.
Percy (son of Samuel) Thackray. A scholar from Carlton Hill Board
School. A cashier (Wilson, Mathieson & Co. , Armley Road). Knowl
Mount, Burley Hill, in 1904.
3551- Wescott, Walter Bligh, 13, Aug. 27, 1871 — Mr. L. H.
Wescott, Whitecoat House, Newlay.
W. B, Westcott. (Son of L. AlUngham Westcott, and brother of
No. 3145.) A scholar from Armley Higher School. For some years in
the York City and County Bank, Leeds. Manager of the South Shields
Branch. Aldersyde, Harton, South Shields, in 1906.
3552. Whitehead, John Longley, 10, July 21, 1874 — Mr. Alfred
Whitehead, i, Vernon R**.
Died 22 Nov., 1S94.
3553- Dyson, George, 14, July 20, 1870 — Mr. George Dyson,
Old Greorge Hotel, Briggate.
188s 2°«> Term.
3554. Bradley, E. R.— Mr. W. H. Bradley, 89, Belle Vue Road.
Ernest Robert (son of William Henry) Bradley. Clerk in the London
City and Midland Bank, Leeds. 24, Delph Mount, Leeds, in 1903.
3555« Brown, Herbert, May 2, 1874 — Mr. C. E. Brown,
71, Reginald Terrace, Chapeltown.
Died 29 July, 1902.
3556. Clark, Charles Edward, April 21, 1875 — ^J. P. Clark,
Esq', North Ferriby, Brough.
A gentleman fiurmer at North Ferriby in 1905.
3557. Cruickshank, Harry David Simmons, July 1 1, 1 872 — E. C.
Cruickshank, Esq., 19, Bainbrigge R*% Headingley.
Yorkshire College, Cloth workers Scholar, 1881. In textile trade in
United States, America.
3558. Butterfield, John Claude, April 28, 1871 — Mrs. Butterfield,
Spenceley Cottage, Victoria Road.
Connected with the salmon fishing industry on the coast of British
Columbia in 1906.
3559. Churton, Albert Guy, July 3, 187 1 — D' Churton.
Arnold Guy Churton (son of Thomas Churton, M.D., of Park Square,
Leeds). An electrical engineer at Thames Ditton, Surrey, in 1903.
3560. Exley, Arthur, July 20, 1 869 — Mr. John Exley, Meanwood
Grrove.
A tanner and currier, Spark Street Mills, Kirkstall Road, Leeds.
Braemore, Kirkstall, in 1903.
278 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3561. Hill, Ernest Edward, Jan. 4, 1874 — Rev. J. H. D. Hill,
East* Ardsley Vicarage, Wakefield.
Selwyn Collie, Cambridge. B.A. 1896. Assistant Master at Llandaff,
Llandovery, and other s<£ools. R.C.M. 1904.
3562. Hutton, Albert Edward, April 2S, 1871 — ^Mr. J. Hutton,
14, Bainbrigge Road, Headingley.
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1896. House physician at the General
Infirmary at Leeds. 145, Victoria Road, Headingley, Leeds, in 1903.
3563. White, Walter Thornton, Feb. 24, 1 875— Mr. J. F. White,
1 3, Blenheim Terrace.
(Son of James Frederick White.) Died 20 June, 1898, at 13, Blenheim
Terrace, Leeds.
3564. Zossenheim, Charles Edward, July 20, 1869 — Max.
Zossenheim, Esq., Rosemount, Northhill R^.
Died 7 Nov., 1899, at Harrogate.
1885. 3^^ Term.
3418. Boston, Richard Henry, Sep. 9, 1873 — Mr. R. Boston.
(Brother of Nos. 3416 and 3417.) With his father, a fish, game and
poultry salesman, at 8 and 9, Boar Lane, Leeds. Re-entered.
3241. Chadwick, G-eorge Washington, March 7, 1871 — ^J. G.
Chadwick, Esq., Burley View.
A cloth manu&cturer (Hewitt, Haigh & Wilson, Wellington Street,
Leeds). Captoin, 3rd Volunteer Battalion P.W.O. West Yorkshire
Regiment. Lauriston, Leeds Road, Harrogate, in 1903.
3565. Clarke, Edward Francis Beladon, June 23, 1872 — (E. C.
Clark, Esq.) nephew of D' Drake, Beech Cottage,
Headingley.
Edward Francis Bellenden (son of E. F.) Clarke. An actor.
3566. Cunningham, Albert, Feb. 23, 1872 — (Mr. H. C.) with
Mrs. Rose, 46, Roscoe R**, Chapeltown K^.
3567. Fawcett, James Dawson, Jan. 30, i872^Mr.T.C.Fawcett,
165, Chapeltown R**.
(Son of Thomas Constantine Fawcett.) An engineer and brick machine
maker (Thos. C. Fawcett, Ltd., Hunslet). Parkhurst, Chapeltown Road,
Leeds, m 1904.
3568. Hudson, Charles Edward, April 14, 1874 — ^J. Hudson,
Esq., Rawdon Lodge, Cardigan R**, Headingley.
(Son of Joseph Hudson.) Giggleswick School; Yorkshire College.
A dyewodd and chemical merchant (E. G. Jepson & Co., Leeds) in 1903.
3569. Hamerton, Albert, Dec. 9, 1873 — Rev. J. T. Hamerton,
S* Alban's Vicarage, Leeds.
Albert Ernest (son of Rev. Thomas Johnson) Hamerton. Leeds Medical
School. M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1899. R.A.M.C. Lieut 1900;
Captain 25 April, 1903. East Africa, 1904! operations in Somaliland;
(Despatches) Medal and Clasp ; D.S.O.
3570. Leng, John Greenhill, Nov. 28, 1874 — Mr. W. S. Leng,
30, Lyddon Terrace.
(Brother of No. 3428.) Apprenticed to engineering; a marine
engineer; an electrical engineer. 131, Skipton Road, Harrogate, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 279
3571. March, Fred. Joseph, Dec. 13, 1868 — G. Marsh, Esq.,
Thomer.
(Son of George March, of Oaklands, Scarcroft.) A farmer; retired.
Whatlon Grange, Notts., in 1903.
3572. Landmann, Leopold Hewetson, May 7, 1874 — Mrs. F.
Landmann, Terrace Cottage, Mirfield.
Rossall School; Exeter College, Oxford. B.A. 1897; M.A. 1901.
Curate of Chepstow, 1897; of St. Paul's, Kilbum, 1900. Chaplain
H.M.S. Vetigeance^ 1902; H.M.S. JCettt^ 1904; H.M.S. Monmouth^ 1905.
3573. Thomson, George, Dec. 5, 1870 — Mr. J. Thomson,
20, Lyddon Terrace.
(Son of James Thomson and brother of No. 3590.) An architect. 15,
Hoibeck Road, Scarborough, in 1904.
3574. Thompson, Arthur Ralph, Sep. 3, 1876 — V.Thompson,
Esq.
(Son of Vincent Thomas Thompson, of Belle Vue Road, barrister.)
M.B.; Ch.B. Vict.; M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R,C.P. Lond. 1901. House
surgeon at East London HospiUl. F. R.C.S. Eng. 1902. Guy's Hospital,
London, in 1903.
3575. Townend,William, June26, 1883 — Mr. J. Townend, Park
Farm, Seacroft.
(Son of John Townend, of Crossgates, and brother of Nos. 3732 and 4012.)
Fellow of the Surveyors' Institute. With Hollis & Webb, 26, Park Row,
Leeds, in 1903.
\ Term.
3576. Paxton, , brother of J. M. Paxton (left after a
few days owing to brother's deathj.
(Brother of Nos. 3181 and 3432.) Henry Kenneth Paxton. Edinburgh
University. M.B.; Ch.B. 1898. Died 3 Jan., 1899, at Norham-on-
Tweed.
3577. Nutter, Herbert — Mr. John H. Nutter, Regent Park
Terrace, Leeds.
1886. !•* Term.
3578. Booth, Arthur, born June 25, 1 872 — son of Mr. W. Booth,
4, Grranville SS Hoibeck.
(Son of William Booth, Assistant Relieving Officer.) Scholar from
Armley Higher Grade School. York Diocesan Training Collie, 1891-2.
Head Master, National School, Barwick-in-£lmet, in 1906.
3579. Bowling, William, June 17, 1876 — ^M*" J. Bowling,
3, Cavendish Road.
Afterwards at Charterhouse. Admitted a solicitor, Dec., 1897. John
Bowling & Sons, 16, Park Row, Leeds, in 1905.
3580. Chadwick, Thomas, June 21, 1876 — W. Chadwick, Esq.,
Jun', The Towers, Armley.
A cloth manufacturer (Chadwick Brothers, Perseverance Mills, Leeds).
Sandymount, Harrogate, in 1904.
358 1 . Dodgshun, Leslie Sydney, Feb. 1 3, 1875 — E.J. Dodgshun,
Esq., 6, Glebe Terrace, Headingley.
An architect at 18, Park Row, Leeds.
28o LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3582. Gisbum, Alfred E., May 14, 1875 — ^son of D' Grisbum;
with Miss Hardy, 2, East View. [Mrs. Gisbum,
Oldfield House, Oakworth, Keighley.]
Alfred Ernest Gisbum (son of John James Walker Gbbum, M.RC.S.).
With Taylor's Drug G>. at Morley in 1904.
3583. Grove, Thomas, Dec. 17, 1873 — Mr. T. L. Grove,
87, Hunslet Lane.
(Son of Thomas Lambert Grove.) Yorkshire College (Scholar), 1893-6.
B.Sc Vict. 1896. Assistant Master of the Central H^her Grade
School, 1896-1903 ; Head Master of the Council School, Robin Hood,
Wakefield, 1903
3584. Hammond, J. T., Nov. 15, 1872 — Mr. H. C. Hammond,
Westover Road, Bramley.
Rev. John Taylor Hammond. Hatfield Hall, Durham; University
Scholar 1891 ; B.A 1894; 3rd Class Math, and Phys.; M.A. 1898.
Curate of Bearpark, 1896 ; of Silksworth, 1898 ; of Tunstall, Sunderland,
1901 ; of Trinity, Darlington, 1902.
3585. Horn, Arthur Ernest, Sep. lo, 1871 — Mr. J. Horn,
16, Louis St., New Leeds.
(Son of the Rev. James Horn, a Baptist minister.) Department manager
in a warehouse. 8, Manor Terrace, Headingley, in 1906.
3586. Milner, Albert, Jan. 8, 1 873 — stepson of Mr. J. S. Demain,
18, Abyssinia Terrace.
(Stepson of John Shepherd Demain.) With the Great Northern Railway
Co. 84, Woodsley Road, Leeds, in 1903.
3587. Smeeton, Ernest Edward, Feb. 13, 1875 — ^Mr.W.Smeeton,
1 5, Reginald Terrace.
(Son of William Smeeton, druggist.) An electrical engineer. Second
engineer at the York Works. 30, Haxby Road, York, in 1903.
3588. Smith, Robinson Gray, April 7, 1872 — (aunt) Mrs.
Downs, 51, Lofthouse Place.
3589. Standidge, Arthur, March 26, 1875 — Rev. A. Standidge,
Adel.
Bradfield Rectory, Reading, in 1903.
3590. Thomson, Edward, May 27, 1874 — ^J. Thomson, Esq.,
20, Lyddon Terrace.
Edward Brudenell Thomson. A farmer at Inverichnie House, Banff.
3591. Wrigglesworth, J. W., Feb. 18, 1872 — Mr. T. Wriggles-
worth, 81, Upper Wortley View, Wortley.
1886. 2"*> Term.
3592. Burrell, Ernest, Born 4 Jan., 1876 — Mrs. Burrell,
193, Belle Vue R^.
An accountant. 14, Infirmary Street, Leeds, in 1904.
3593- Crawshaw, John Basil, 13 June, 1876— J. W. Crawshaw,
Esq., 125, Victoria R<*, Headingley.
(Son of John William Crawshaw and brother of No. 3769.) A clerk.
27, Conway Grove, Leeds, in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 28 1
3594- Jones, Bernard Meredith, 25 June, 1876 — E. M. Jones,
Esq., Moorland R**.
(Son of Evan Miller Jones.) Yorkshire College. South African War;
Imperial Yeomanry. A textile designer at Dewsbury in 1904-
3595. Kershaw, Ernest Lewis, 18 Sep., 1876 — L. A. Kershaw,
Esq., 9, Springfield M*.
(Son of Mr. (afterwards Sir) Lewis Addin Kershaw.) To Shrewsbury
School. Died there Aug., 1891.
3596. Kershaw, Philip Southwell, 29 Jan., 1877.
(Brother of Nos. 3515 and 3595.) To Shrewsbury School. Balliol College,
Oxford, 1895. In the Land Registry Office, London, 1903. Called to
the Bar, 1904.
3597. Lloyd-Williams, Gilbert Henry, 12 April, 1871 — Ward
of Rev. A. J. Miller, Middleton Vicarage, Leeds.
3598. Melville, Frank, 9 Jan., 1870— Mr. C. Melville, 39, M*
Preston.
University of Oxford. B.A. 1894; M.A. 1897. Curate of Eastwood,
Yorks., 1894; of Glodwick, Lanes., 1897; of Winlaton, Durham, 19CX);
of St. John's, Lancaster, 1904.
3599. M^'Gruire, E. returned — (brother, G. M^Guire, Esq.,
Deputy Town Clerk, Oldham) address, 6, Woodbine
Place, Leeds.
This is the same as No. 3310, which see.
1 took name of Blakelock, 1886.
3600. Salts J Laurence Neville, 18 July, 1876 — Rev'* D' Salts,
Littleborough Vicarage, Manchester.
From 1886 Laurence Neville Salts Blakelock. Manchester Grammar
School; Queen's College, Oxford; Exhibitioner; M.A. Curate of
Odd-Rode, Stoke-on-Trent, 190^-3.
3601. Smith,WilliamJagger Cooper, 10 Nov., 1876— A. Smith,
Esq., 6, Blenheim Square.
(Son of Albert Smith.) An incorporated accountant. Cavendish
Chambers, Albion Street, Leeds, in 1906.
3602. Scarth, Alfred, 29 March, 1875 — Mr. A. Scarth, 7, Ash
Grove, Victoria R^.
(Son of Alfred Scarth, wine merchant, Park Row, Leeds.) With his
father in 1903. 72, Chapel Lane, Heaidingley.
3603. Yokes, Sidney Benson, 5 Feb., 1872 — Mr. J. B. Yokes,
76, Cardigan K^.
A leather factor. J. B. Yokes & Sons, Northampton, in 1906.
3604. Yokes, Arthur Ernest, 22 May, 1874.
(Brother of No. 3603.) An artist. Goodyear Chambers, Northampton,
in 1906.
3605. Watson, Sidney, 8 March, 1873 — ^J. Watson, Esq., 3, S'
Mary's Terrace, Newton Hill.
(Son of Joseph Watson.) A fire loss assessor and valuer. Thomas
Waddington, 3, Park Lane, Leeds, in 1905.
282 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3606. Wetherill, Frank Marshall, 8 Jan., 1874— T.W.Wetherill,
Esq., 35, Springfield R**.
Frank Marshall Wetherell. Chief Clerk and Claims Superintendent in
the Tramway Office. 53, Richmond Avenue, Headingley, in 1906.
i Term.
3607. Wright, George, 24 Nov., 1872 — Mr. S. Wright, 88,
Burley R<*.
3608. Bergheim, Melville, 23 April, 1871.
3609. Bergheim, Conrad, 19 August, 1873.
Sons of Mrs. Peter Bergheim, Jerusalem, with Mrs.
Templer (Guardian), Beech Grove, Leeds.
Melville Bergheim was a corn merchant in Jerusalem in 1904.
Conrad Bergheim died at Jerusalem on 22 July, 1894.
3610. Harrison, Humphrey Robin, 31 Dec, 1874 — ^brother of
Miss Harrison, 22, Clarendon R*.
(Son of Richard Harrison, of Robert Harrison & Co., timber merchants.)
Died at Tyler, Minn., United States, America, 7 Aug., 1902.
361 1. Richardson, Ernest Henry, 22 March, 1876 — C. R-
Richardson, Esq., i, Brunswick Place.
(Son of Charles Richardson.) Brookville, Roundhay, in 1903.
1886. 3«> Term.
3612. Anderson, Walter Francis Forsyth, 2 Sep., 1876.
3613. Anderson, Neville Ebdell, 17 Dec, 1877 — Walter
Anderson, Esq., Caixca, 967, Rio de Janiero. Guardian,
Mrs. Templer, Beech Grove.
3614. Barber, Frank, 5 March, 1877 — ^John Barber, Esq.
Frank Ainslie Barber. An officer on the Gulf of Siam^ Gulf Line, Ltd.
Home address, 12, Beech Grove Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
3615. Cheeseman, Arthur Laurence, 24 June, 1877 — Rev. A. J.
Cheeseman, 10, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park, Leeds.
(Son of the Rev. Henry J. Cheeseman, secretary to the Irish Church
Missions. ) Bristol Grammar School ; St. John's College, Cambridge.
3616. Child, Thomas Augustus, 21 Dec, 1875 — Rev. J. Child,
131, Burley View.
The Rev. Thomas Augustus Child. Univ. of Lon. 1895. Can. Scho.
Line. 1898. 1st Class Prelim. T.E. 1900. Curate of St. Peter at Gowts,
Lincoln, 1900 ; of Scotton, Lincoln, 1904.
3617. Battle, Sheldon, 5 Jan., 1874.
3618. Battle, Aubrey Aylmer, 14 March, 1875 — Rev. T. Battle,
East Keswick, Harewood.
Sheldon Winstanley (son of Rev. Thomas) Battle. Yorkshire College,
Medical Department. L.A.H. Dub. 1899. South African War (Civil
Surgeon), 1901-2. 18, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1904.
William Aubrey Aylmer Battle. Yorkshire College. With London
and North Western Railway Co. AM.I.CE. Public Works Depart*
ment, Burmah, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 283
3619. Fox, Leonard Monro, 12 Jan., 1874 — W. Fox, Esq.,
98, Caledonian Road.
(Son of William Fox.) A commercial traveller and marine engineer.
With the Remington Typewriter Co., 32, Stonegale, York. 10, Lumley
Avenue, Cardigan Lane, Leeds, in 1903.
3620. Jackson, Fred. George, 4 June, 1875.
3621. Jackson, Edgar R., 26 July, 1876 — G. W. Jackson, Esq.,
20, S*^ John's Terrace.
Frederick George Jackson. Admitted a solicitor, Jan., 1898. 8a, Park
Lane, Leeds, in 1902. 20, St. John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
Edgar Renard Jackson. A stationer. 78, Alfred Terrace, Bel&st, in 1903.
3622. Fairbank, Frank, 6 Oct., 1876 — Mrs.Laycock, i, Oakfield
Terrace, Headingley.
A draper, milliner, outfitter and house furnisher (George Oxendale and
Co., High Street, Northallerton).
3623; North, Thomas Kirkby, 10 March, 1873 — F. North, Esq'",
I, Virginia R^.
(Son of Frederick North.) An incorporated accountant. Old Bank
Chambers, Park Row, Leeds, and i, Virginia Road, Leeds, in 1903.
3624. Owen, Arthur, W. C, 11 August, 1875 — Mr. A. Owen,
12, Ashwood Villas.
(Son of Arthur Owen, a Sub-Inspector of Schools, and brother of
No. 3877.) A teacher of music, and formerly organist of Eldon
Wesleyan Church, Woodhouse Lane.
3625. Portway, Robert Benson, 26 April, 1877 — G. R.Portway,
Esq., ClifFe Road.
A woollen merchant (G. R. Portway & Co. Ltd., Leeds). Ashfield,
Headingley, in 1904.
3626. Ray wood, Vaughan Rycroft, 8 July, 1874 — Mr. R.
Raywood, 31, Clarendon Place.
To South Africa in 1895. Imperial Light Horse Volunteers; wounded
at Elandeslagte ; siege of Ladysmith. Residing at Gumiston, Transvaal,
in 1906.
3627. Singleton, Vincent Haw, 27 July, 1873 — Mr. J. Singleton,
Delph M*.
(Son of James Singleton, teacher of shorthand and bookkeeping at the
School.) Left July, 1889, to enter the Head Office of the Yorkshire
Penny Bank, Leeds. Manager of the Branch Banks at Nelson and
Colne since 1899. Manchester Road, Nelson, in 1906.
3628. Sproule, Charles W™ [n6 BoggsJ, 26 June, 1877, ^on of
Mr. C. Boggs, 15, S* John's lerrace.
Charles William Sproule Boggs. Yorkshire College, Medical Depart-
ment. L.S.A 1905.
3629. Webster, William, 11 Nov., 1873 — Mrs. Webster,
6, Woodland View, Chapeltown.
3630. Chamley, John Hubert, 17 Dec, 1875 — ^J. A. Chamley,
Esq., Horsforth.
(Son of John Heaton Chamley.) With Horace Greaves & Co.,
engineers, 7, Park Lane, Leeds.
284 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3631. Spong, Ambrose, 25 Oct., 1875 — Mr. F. Spong, Manor
House, Crossgates.
Yorkshire College. M.B.; Ch.B. Vict., 1898. South African War.
Manston House, Leeds, in 1904.
3632. Thompson, E. Ernest, 20 Nov., 1 873. Rev. J. Thompson,
Hunslet Vicarage.
Edward Ernest (son of Rev. John) Thompson. Bishop's CoUcse, Isle of
Man. A brewer at Wetherby, Wakefield, and Goole; and trom 1904
with Stephenson & Son, Beverley. Grosvenor House, Beverley, in 1905.
3633. Browne, Frank Dennis, 26 Oct., 1869 — ^T. L. Brown,
Esq., 74, North Road, Ripon.
(Son of Thomas Leland Brown, in the Yorkshire Bank at Ripon.)
M.B. Durham, 1893. Indian Medical Service; Frontier War; China.
Rajahmundry, Madras, in 1904.
3634. Wood, Sydney, 22 June, 1875 — Mr. Musgrave Wood,
66, Francis S*^, New Leeds.
Sydney J. Musgrave Wood. An insurance agent. In London in 1906.
3635. Hepworth, Morton, 29 May, 1875 — Mr. A. Hepworth,
44, Cardigan Lane.
(Son of Alfred Hepworth.) With Joseph Hepworth & Son, Ltd.,
wholesale clothiers, Leeds.
3636. Thompson, Richard Dermott, 31 Oct., 1876 — Rev. J.
Thompson (as above).
(Son of Rev. John Thompsoru) An engineer with Hudswell, Clark and
Co., and Kitson & Co.; and from 1903 District Superintendent of the
Madras Railway. Perambur, Madras, in 1905.
1887. First Term.
3637. Anderson, Samuel, 21 Feb^, 1873 — Mr. A. Anderson,
3, Lofthouse Place.
Apprenticed to Cuttle & Co., warehousemen. A warehouseman at
31, St. Paul's Street, Leeds (Anderson & Mortimer), in 1903.
3638. Beevers, Charles Herbert, 10 June, 1873.
3639. Beevers, John Gordon, 16 Aug., 1876 — Mr. C. Beevers,
17, Ash wood Villas, Headingley.
Sons of Charles Beevers, accountant.
Charles Herljert Beevers. A chartered accountant with Beevers and
Adgie, 52, Basinghall Street, Leeds. 8, Woodland Park Road,
Headingley, in 1905.
John Gordon Beevers. An insurance broker. Victoria Chambers, and
33, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
3640. Dale, John Edward, 19 March, 1872 — Mr. E. Dale,
52, Francis St.
Admitted a solicitor, April, 1894. 4, De Grey Street, Leeds, in 1904.
3641. Dickson, Henry Bower, 13 Feb., 1877 — Mr. J. Dickson,
8, Ash Grove, Headingley.
(Son of John Dickson.) Articled to an accountant. 18, Ash Road,
Headingley, in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 285
3642. Ebbage^ George William, 2 1 Feb., 1 878 — Mr. R. Ebbage,
5, Gawen S*, Jack Lane.
(Son of Robert Ebbage.) A scholar from Bewerley Street School. A
mechanical draughtsman. 3, Glenard Avenue, North Circular Road,
Dublin, in 1905.
3643. Gomersall, Albert, 7 Sep., 1874 — Mr. S. Gromersall,
29, Chetwynd St., Meadow K\
(Son of Samuel Gomersall.) A scholar from Bewerley Stieet School.
Died April, 1895.
3644. Graybum, W" Echlin Henry, 26 Nov., 1876— E. W. H.
Grayburn, Esq., 11, Moorland R**.
(Son of \^lllam Echlin Heniy Grayburn. Agent at Goole to the Trustees
of the Aire and Calder Navigation.) Victoria College, Jersey. Assam
Tea O., 1897. Dibrugarh, Assam, in 1902.
3645. HoUingsworth, John Herbert, 20 May, 1875 — D' J.
HoUingsworth, Preston House, Willow Terrace R**.
(Son of John McKie HoUingworth, M. R.C. S. ) Felstead School ; Sidney-
Sussex College, Cambridge. Scholar and Prizeman; B.A. 1897; 22nd
Wrangler. A master at Rossall School, 1899-1904; then a master at
Harrow School.
3646. Hook, William, 31 Oct., 1873 — Mr. F. Hook, 95, Hillary S*.
3647. Leather, Percy Alexander, 3 Feb., 1875 — Mr. J. Leather,
52, Samuel St.
(Son of Alexander William Dow Leather, grandson of John Wignall
Leather.) At Rotherham in 1903.
3648. Leak, John Brook, 2^ Aug., 1877 — ^Mr. J. E. Leak, Leak
Terrace, Hunslet.
(Son of No. 2394.) Architect and surveyor. Waterloo Road, and
Belmont, Hunslet, in 1904.
3649. Mart, Henry Griffith, 13 April, 1874 — Mr. W. Mart,
6, Moorland R**.
(Son of William Mart.) A paper merchant (Roberts, Mart & Co., Leeds
and Birmingham). 6, Claremont Drive, lieadingley, in 1905.
3650. RatclifFe, John Henry Telford, 28 Nov., 1871 — (brother)
Mr, J. RatclifFe, 18, Moor Crescent House, Hunslet;
fell ill and left directly after term began.
A dentist. 68, Dewsbury Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3651. Richardson, Frederick, 13 Dec, 1875.
3652. Richardson, Herbert, 9 June, 1877 — Mr. G. Richardson,
123, Woodhouse Lane.
George Frederick (son of Geoi^e) Richardson. 21, Vernon Road, Leeds,
in 1903.
Joseph Herbert (son of George) Richardson. Shrewsbury School;
Christ College, Cambridge. B.A. 190a Admitted a solicitor, 1905.
89, Albion Street, Leeds, in 1906.
3653. Robinson, Joseph, 12 Feb., 1873 — ^Mr. E. Robinson.
(Son of Elijah Robinson.) A scholar from Bewerley Street School.
A schoolmaster. 67, Wickham Street, Beeston Hill, Leeds, in 1905.
286 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3654. Robinson, Sydney Greenwood, 30 Dec, 1873 — Mr. T. B.
Robinson, 86, Burley M*.
A mechanical engineer; A.M.LM.E. Palace Chambers, 9, Brid^
Street, Westminster, in 1903.
3655. Stockdale, Claude, 29 Dec, 1874 — Mr. T. Stockdale,
Spring Lea, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Stockdale.) St. Paul's College. Stoney Stratford.
Farming in England and Canada. Imperial Light Hon»e; South
African War. In South Africa in 1903.
3656. Sunley, Walter, 19 Aug., 1872 — Mr. W" Sunley, Upper
Wortley.
William Sunley was a grocer at 147, Upper Wortley Road, in 1890.
3657. Williamson, Alfred, 26 Feb., 1877 — A. Williamson, Esq.,
3, Park Row.
Alfred Williamson was a sharebroker there in 1877.
3658. Woodhead, Caesar, 21 Sep. (?), 1873.
3659. Woodhead, Noel, 17 May, 1875 — Mr. W. C. Woodhead,
173, Woodhouse Lane.
Sons of William Copley Woodhead, surgeon.
3660. Dixon, Joseph, 26 Nov., 1872 — Mr. W. Dixon, Yeadon
. House, Woodhouse Lane.
Formerly a provision merchant; then a cashier. 13, St. Michael's
Lane, Headingley, in 1903.
3661. Draper, Harold E. — T. Draper, Esq., 41, Reginald
Terrace.
In the Government Survey Department, Perth, West Australia, in 1904.
1887. 2««> Term.
3662. Ainslie, Alfred Gilchrist, i July, 1876 — Mr. W. Ainslie,
14, Kelso Road.
(Brother of No. 3523.) A mechanical engineer and draughtsman. With
Kitson Sc Co., Airedale Foundry, Hunslet, in 1904.
3663. Brown, Harry Ravenhill, 12 May, 1876 — Mr. H. Brown,
18, Boar Lane.
With his father (Henry Brown & Co., tea merchants, 18, Boar Lane).
Eldon House, Leeds, in 1903.
3664. Heigham, Tom W™ Jennings, 14 June, 1877 — ^Mr. J.
Heigham, 44, Sholebrook Avenue, Potternewton.
Son of Jennings Heigham (Speck & Co., Penn Street, Green Road).
3665. Hudson, Frank— Mr. F. W. Hudson, The Elms, Chapel-
town Road.
Secretary to the Ocean Insurance Co., Hull, in 1004.
3666. Hopps, Charles, 24 May, 1876— Mr. C. H. Hopps,
16, Beech Grove Terrace.
3667. Lamb, William Henry, i June, 1875 — Mr. J. W. Lamb,
I, Lovell Place, Leeds.
John William Lamb was a herbalist in Briggate.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 287
3668. Matthews, Ernest Dudley, 7 May, 1875— Rev. J. H. D.
Matthews.
Rossall School ; Sidney-Sussex College, Cambridge ; did not reside.
Royal Garrison Artillery — 2nd lieutenant, 16 May, 1900; lieutenant,
5 Tuly, 1901.
3669. Mellish, Walter Norman, 21 Oct., 1875 — Mr.J.A.Mellish,
Ingleside, Headingley.
(Son of Andrew Mellish.) Served in the Boer War with the Leeds
Imperial Yeomanry. Edmonton, N.W.T., Canada, in 1903.
3670. Scott, John, 24 April, 1878 — Rev. Canon Scott, S* John's
Vicarage.
Bath College; King's College, Cambridge ; Exhibitioner; B. A. 1900;
2nd Class Classics. Ceylon Civil Service. Colombo, Ceylon, in 1903.
3671. Smith, Alfred Hudson, 15 Jan., 1876 — Mr. H. Smith,
20, Reginald Terrace.
3672. Stevenson, Archibald Frank, 25 March, 1874 — Mr. T.
Stevenson, 33, Regent's Park Road.
Andrew Stevenson, Head Master of Leeds School of Art and Drawing
Master at the School, lived at 33, Regent Park Terrace, in 1890.
3673. Woodthorpe, Harold, 2 5 Nov', 1 874 — Mr. H. Woodthorpe,
50, Sholebrooke Avenue.
(Son of Henry Woodthorpe.) In the Bank of England, Leeds Branch ;
then in the Bank Note Office, London. Fanns, Myddleton Road,
Uxbridge, in 1904.
3674. Wurtzburg, John Austin, 15 Dec, 1877 — J.H.Wurtzburg,
Esq., Clavering House, 2, De Grey Road.
(Son of John Henry Wurtzburg, No. 1294.) Shrewsbury School; Christ
Church, Oxford. 2nd Class Mods. 1899 ; B.A. 1901 ; 2nd Class Lit.
Hum. Wells Theological College, 1902-3. Curate of St. Mark's,
Portsmouth, 1903.
1887. 3^ Term.
3675. Craven, Frank, 22 May, 1877 — Mr. J. Craven, 3, Beech
Grove Terrace.
(Son of John Craven.) A hat and cap maker. Director, Gaunt and
Hudson, Ltd., Leeds. Carlton Lodge, Leeds, in 1904.
3676. Dunsford, Henry FoUett, 16 July, 1874.
3677. Dunsford, Martin George, 4 Oct., 1875 — Mr. F. Dunsford,
72, Cardigan Road,
Sons of Follett Dunsford, of Cardigan Hill Lane, Southampton, in 1904.
Henry Follett Dunsford represents Bryant & May, match makers.
2, Grosmont, Headingley, in 1904.
Martin George Dunsford. A buyer in the drapery trade. 13, Arthur
Road, HoUoway, N., 1904.
3678. Fox, Charles Richard Dacre, 20 Dec, 1876.
(Brother of No. 3679.) Articled to a solicitor, but not admitted. A
traveller at Vicarage Road, Teddington, in 1904.
3679. Fox, Godfrey Hunsley, 22 Jan., 1877 — Grandfather, Mr,
R. Fox, Springfield Mount.
(Brother of No. 3678.)
3680. Hammond, Hubert Day, 17 May, 1876.
288 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3681. Hammond, Reginald, 27 May, 1877 — Mr. T. Hammond,
7, S* John's Terrace.
Re-entered. (See following No. 3923.)
3682. Hancock, William Hugh Munday, 14 July, 1874 — Rev.
W. E. Hancock, Upper Armley Vicarage.
St. Peter's School, York ; (?) Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
3683. Kelly, Claude Augustus, 14 May, 1875.
3684. Kelly, Bernard Ronald, i Dec., 1876 — Mr. J. Kelly,
3, Kensington Terrace.
Sons of John Kelly, architect.
Claude Augustine Kelly. An architect (Kelly & Dickie, 466, Oxford
Street, W.). Residence, 2, Langford Place, St. John's Wood, N.W.,
in 1906.
Bernard Romuald Kelly. A stockbroker from 1904. Residence,
2, Langford Place, St. John's Wood, N.W., in 1906.
3685. Landless, William, 29 April, 1873.
3686. Landless, Norman Banityre, 19 Nov., 1875 — Mr. W.
Landless, School Board Offices.
William Landless was a tobacco broker in 1904.
Norman Bannatyne Landless died on 23 April, 1902.
3687. Lamb, GKlbert Henry, 14 Sep., 1875.
3688. Lamb, Charles Edward, i July, 1878 — Rev. B. Lamb,
S' George's Vicarage.
Rev. Gilbert Henry Lamb. Emmanuel College, Cambridge. B. A. 1897.
Curate of Dewsbury, 1899-1900 ; of Clapham, Lancaster, from 1901-3.
Chaplain & Vice-Principal of the S.P.G. College, Trichinopoly, South
India, in 1905.
Charles Edward Lamb. Admitted a solicitor, Dec, 1900. Laml> and
Stringer, Kettering, in 1903.
3689. Mart, Charles, 26 Dec., 1876 — M*^ W. Mart, 6, Moorland
Road.
Charles Frederick (son of William) Mart. A paper merchant (Roberts,
Mart & Co., Leeds and Birmingham). 8, Carlton Road, Leeds Road,
Harrogate, in 1905.
3690. Matthews, Craufurd Tait, 8 Jan., 1879 — Rev. J. H. D.
Matthews.
Yorkshire College. Scholar; M.B.; Ch.B. Vict. 1903. Royal Army
Medical Corps Volunteers ; South African War. Leeds Infirmary, 1904-5.
22, Wheathouse Road, Huddersfield, in 1906.
3691. Mills, Thoma.s, 28 March, 1878 — Mr. A. Mills, 9, Bruns-
wick Mount.
Alfred Mills was a traveller, and lived at 9, Brudenell Mount, in 1890.
3692. Moorhouse, Charles Herbert, 15 Sep., 1874 — Mr. C. F.
Moorhouse, Belmont House, Clarendon R**.
Yorkshire College. M.B.; Ch.B. Vict. 1897. I4> Belmont Grove,
Leeds, in 1901.
3693. Robinson, Ellis Swales, 13 April, 1873— R. Robinson,
Esq% Kirkstall Hall.
With E. J. Arnold & Son, printers, Leeds. Waterloo Lodge, Bramley,
Leeds, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 289
3694. Robinson, Francis, 24 August, 1876 — Mr. J. Robinson,
Highfield House, Belle vue R**.
(Son of James Robinson, and brother of No. 3434. ) A linen manufacturer.
77, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1906.
3695. Searls, Percy Lee, 21 Nov., 1876 — Mrs. Searls, 12, S* John's
Terrace.
Died 2 Jan., 190a
3696. Thompson, James Walter, 14 June, 1873 — Rev. F. D.
Thompson, 17, Tanfield St.
A chartered accountant, 1S98, 71, Albion Street, Leeds. 23, Blenheim
Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
3697. Verity, John Heptinstall, 25 June, 1873.
3698. Verity, Ernest Albert, 15 Oct% 1874 — Mr. J. M. Verity,
Osborne Villa, 15, Louis S*, New Leeds.
Sons of Joshua M. Verity.
John Heptinstall Verity. An ironmonger (Fred Verity & Son, 54 to 60,
Call Lane, Leeds). Moorside, Lidgett Park, Roundhay, in 1904.
Ernest Albert Verity. An engineer, East Street, Bradford. Sholebroke
Avenue, Leeds, in 1904.
3699. Sm)rth, Charles Edward Cartwright, 13, Feb. i, 1874.
Mrs. Sm)rth, 5, Norwood Terrace, Victoria Road,
Headingley.
(Son of Captain Charles Masterman Smyth.) St. Edmund's Hall,
Oxford. Beckett Exhibitioner; B.A. 1897; 2nd Class Mod. Hist.
Private Tutor. Master at the High School, Kelso ; Bradford Grammar
School, from 1903.
3700. Lamb, Albert, 25 Jan., 1873 — Mr. W. Lamb, Waterside
House, Bubwith, Selby; with Mrs. Thrippleton,
3i,Ventnor St.
3701. Williamson, Arthur Peel, 12 Jan., 1875.
3702. Williamson, Herbert Stansfield, 25 Jan., 1877 — E.
Williamson, Esq., Hillary Place.
Sons of Ellis Williamson.
Arthur Peel Williamson. Admitted a solicitor, March, 1897 (Honours).
Bescoby & Williamson, 18 Grove Street, Retford, in 1903.
Herbert Stansfield Williamson. Christ Church, Oxford. Scholar, 1896 ;
2nd Class Classical Mods. 1898; B.A. 1900; 2nd Class Lit. Hum.; Indian
Civil Service, 1900. Assistant Commissioner in the Punjaub in 1903.
1888. !•* Term.
3703. Britten, George Betrand, 3 June, 1875 — Mr. G. Britten,
16, Oulton St., Dewsbury R**.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Drowned at Llandudno.
3704. Brooke, George William, 24 July, 1874— Mr. J. Brooke,
15, Cliff Mount.
A scholar from Carlton Hill Board School. Director and secretary of
Preston, Brooke & Co. Ltd., wholesale clothiers, Leeds. 15, Cliff Mount,
Leeds, in 1906.
S
290 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3705. Dent, Charles Frankland, 22 Sep., 1876— Mrs. Dent,
20, Consort Terrace, S* John's R**.
(Son of Rev. Richard Frankland Dent.) Cashier, Horsfkll Destructor
Co. Ltd., Leeds. 3, Claremont Drive, Headingley, in 1903.
3706. Hardcastle, John Robert, 21 Feb., 1875 — Mr. J. Hard-
castle, 56, Waterloo R^.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. In the General Post Office,
Leeds, in 1904.
3707. Harrison, Greorge, 2% Oct., 1875 — ^Mr. G. Harrison,
22^ Lad3rpit SS Beeston Hill.
(Son of George Harrison.) A scholar from Bewerley Street School.
With Lloyd's Bank, Ltd., Leeds. Middleton View, 150, Beeston Road,
Leeds, in 1906.
3708. Hirsch, Charles, 25 May, 1874 — (Uncle) Mr. P. Hirsch,
27, Cookridge St.
Died at Leeds in 1902.
3709. Heald, Samuel Linley, 7 April, 1879 — G. H. Heald, Esq.,
72 a, Kirkgate.
(Son of George Henry Heald.) Yorkshire College; Scholar, Victoria
University. M.B.; Ch.B. 1904. 14, Hanover Square, Leeds, in 1905.
3710. Harding, George Henry Oliver, 24 June, 1875 — Mr. T.
Harding, 15, Morris St., Dewsbury R**.
(Son of Thomas Harding.) A scholar from Bewerley Street School.
An officer of Inland Revenue. Brownhills, Staffordshire, in 1904.
371 1. Holmes, John, 29 Oct., 1874.
3712. Holmes, Oswald Henry, 6 Oct., 1876.
3713. Holmes, Morgan William, 7 Aug., 1877, Dr. Holmes,
Rugby House, Meanwood R^.
John Holmes. Yorkshire College. M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond.
1897. Louis St., New Leeds, in 1905.
Oswald Henry Holmes. Died at Leeds, 30 Oct., 1898.
Morgan William Holmes. An electrical engineer at Wandsworth
in 1905.
3714. Loe, James Leslie, 25 Jan., 1878 — Mr. J. S. Loe, Grafton
House, Grafton St.
(Son of No. 1004 ante, and brother of No. 4051.) With Messrs. Kitson
and Co., engineers, Airedale Foundry, Leeds. Crossgates in 1905.
3715. Matheson, Greville Ewing, 19 June, 1874 — E. Matheson,
Esq., 14, Clarendon R**.
Atherton Greville Matheson (son of Ewing Mathe<K>n, of Clarendon
Road, Leeds, managing director of Famley Iron Co.). Yorkshire
College. Civil engineer.
3716. Shackleton, Herbert Arthur Angel, 2 Jan., 1874 — Mrs.
Shackleton, 9, Carnaby St.
(Son of the late Arthur Angel Shackleton.) r. 1900. A bookkeeper.
21, Roseneath Terrace, Oldfield Lane, Leeds, in 1905.
3717. Gibson, Hubert, 19 Dec, 1874 — Mrs. Gibson, Belmont
House, Ossett; adopted by (with) Mr. Eaiowles, 3,
Cambrian House, Holbeck.
A chemist (major qualification). 27, Bridge Street, Roncom, in 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 29 1
1888. 2"<" Term.
3718. Atkinson, Tom Herbert Sage, 3 Sep., 1877 — Mr. T.
Atkinson, Oakwood, Kirkstall.
(Son of Tom Atkinson.) A motor engineer at 41, Aire Street, and Albion
Street, Leeds. Oakwood, Kirkstall, in 1904.
3719' Charlesworth, John Robert, 25 April, 1878 — C. J.
Charlesworth, Esq., 24, Consort Terrace.
Son of Charles Samuel Charlesworth, and brother of Noa. 31 12, 3265,
3283, and 3508.
3720. Day, Bingley, 25 June, 1874 — B. Day, Esq., Shafton,
Bamsley.
(Son of Benjamin Day.) An estate agent. Hovingham, York, in 1903.
3721. Handcock, Robert Oliver, 29 Aug., 1878 — G. Handcock,
Esq., Westhill House, (Thapeltown R^.
M.R.CS.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1904. 8, Westfield Terrace, Chapel-Allerton,
in 1904.
3722. Hinscliff, Claude, 15 April, 1874 — ^M. HinsclifF, Esq.,
Yorkshire Building Co., Wetherby.
Bishop Hatfield Hall, Durham. Scholar; B.A. 1895; L. Th. Curate
of Parham, near Hacheston, Suffolk, 1897-8; of Blackwell, Alfireton,
1898-1902 ; of St. George's in the East, 1902-3 ; of Bobbing, Kent, 1904. '
3723. Knowles, Frederick W°*, 26 August, 1878 — Mr. A. J.
Knowles, Albion House, Spencer Place, New Leeds.
Son of Alfred John Knowles, provision merchant.
3724. Hudson, Arthur Bass, 22 July, 1877 — ^W. Hudson, Esq.,
The Elms, Chapeltown R**.
(Son of Frederick William Hudson.) An insurance agent. Wharfe
House, Wetherby, in 1904.
3725. Longley, Robert James, 7 July, 1877.
3726. Longley, Joseph Alan, 4 June, 1879 — Mrs. Longley,
6, Chestnut Avenue, Victoria R**, Heading! ey.
Sons of the late Robert Longley.
Robert James Longley. r. 1897. Articled to a civil engineer. A.M.I.C.E.,
1903* 13* Clarendon Place, Leeds, in 1903.
James Alan Longley. r. 1897. Victoria University. M.B.; Ch.B.
1902. Royal Army Medical Cor{)s — Lieutenant on probation, 31 Aug.,
1903. General Infirmary, Leeds, in 1903. 13, Clarendon Place, Leeds,
in 1906.
3727. Mason, George Henry, 29 Dec, 1877 — C. L. Mason, Esq.,
Moorland Terrace.
(Son of Charles Letch Mason, and brother of Nos. 2951, 3251, and
3542.) At Oundle School; Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1896. Scholar;
B.A. 1902; in. 3rd Classical Tripos. Lieutenant, Volunteer Battalion
Suffolk Regiment ; South African War.
3728. Pottet, John Earnshaw, 24 Dec., 1877 — Mr. F. H. Potter,
7, Blenheim Terrace.
3729. Somers, John, 28 Feb., 1873 — ^Mrs. Somers, 3, Exmouth
Grove.
(Son of Francis Somers.) An India rubber manufacturer. The
Doncaster Rubber Co., Market Place, Doncaster, in 1905.
292 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3730. Stansfeld, John, 14 July, 1875 — ^J. Stansfeld, Esq.,
31, Clarendon R^.
(Son of John Stansfeld, iron merchant.) With John Stansfeld, Ltd.,
Great Geoige Street ; residence, 21, Ingle wood Terrace, Leeds, in 1905.
3731. Thorp, John Skelton, 10 May, 1878 — ^A. Thorp, Esq.,
29, Lyddon Terrace.
Died 18 Oct., 1904, at Waldershaigh, Bolsterstone, Sheffield, aged j6.
3732. Townend, Walter, 19 Dec, 1877 — Mr. Townend, Park
Farm, Seacroft.
(Son of John Townend.) A farmer at Seacroft in 1903.
3733' Varley, Henry Edgar, 5 Aug., 1876.
3734. Varley, Greorge Anderson, 31 Dec, 1877 — Mr. J. Varley,
257, Hyde Park R«*.
Henry Edgar (second son of John) Varley. South African War ;
Colesburg, relief of Kimberley, Driefontein, Paardeberg, Bloemfontein,
Kronstadt, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfiiist ; with LordTullibardine's
Scottish Horse. An insurance broker. 44, Fairlawn Grove, Bedford
Park, London, W., in 1905.
Geoi^ Anderson (third son of John) Varley. In varnish works.
10, I^ndseer Avenue, Bramley, in 1905.
3735. Whitehead, Albert Charles, 4 May, 1876 — Mr. C.
Whitehead, 7, Newton Park.
3736. Sanderson, Harold, 29 Oct., 1878 — Mr. Sanderson,
Corporation Hotel, Camp R**.
M.R.CV.S. 17 July, 1902. Ship Hotel, Leeds, in 1903.
2737. Ph)rthian, Sidney Scott, 21 Feb., 1876.
3738. Ph)rthian, George Scott, 29 Aug., 1877 — Mr. E. Dolby
(uncle), 9, Springfield Mount.
Sons of Joseph Peter Phythian, C.E., J. P., Fellow of Bombay
University.
Sidney Scott Phythian. An electrical and mechanical engineer with
Greenwood & Batley, Leeds, and in 1905 vriih Tarry & Co., of
Johannesburg (P.O. Box 870).
George Scott Phythian. Edinburgh University. Great promise, but
died before Uking M.A. Degree, 7 Sept., 1897, at Burford.
1888. 3«> Term.
3739. Burgon, Henry, 24 Jan., 1873.
3740. Burgon, Benj. Wilson, 7 Aug., 1876— Mr. B. W. Burgon,
Finchley Cottage, Far Headingley.
Sons of Benjamin Worrell Burgon.
Henry Longden Burgon. A provision merchant at 21, Freeman Street,
Grimsby.
Benjamin Wilson Burgon. The Newlands, Ranmoor, Sheffield, in 1905,
3741. Chorley, Thomas Hill, 27 Nov., 1875.
3742. Chorley, Eustace Archibald, 16 Feb., 1877 — C. R.
Chorley, Esq., Headingley.
Thomas Hill (fourth son of Charles Roberts) Chorley. Engineer,
North Eastern Railway Co. South African War, 1901-2 ; 28th Company
Imperial Yeomanry. Blyth, Northuroberiand, in 1903.
"ct
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
293
r-
r-^
Rev. Eustace Archibald (fifth son of Charles Roberts) Chorley.
University College, Oxford, 1896. B.A. 1899; M.A. 1903. Curate of
Kettering, 1901-4 ; of Lyme Regis, 1904.
3743. Conder, Arthur Reignier, 14 July, 1875 — Rev. Dr. Conder,
Newton Grove.
(Son of the Rev. Eustace Rogers Conder, D.D., Congregational minister,
and brother of Nos. 2838 and 3498.) Worcester College, Oxford:
Scholar; 2nd Class Mods. 1896; 2nd Lit. Hum. 1898. Died 25 Jan.,
1901, at Cannes, aged 25.
3744. Crawford, John Place, 26 March, 1 878 — Rev. J. Crawford,
Vicarage, East Knottingley; with grandfather, Mr. J.
Place, Femroyd, Roundhay.
An architect and surveyor. 38, Conway Drive, Harehills Road, in 1905.
3745. Cribb, Reginald Marsh, 2S Nov., 1878— H. H. Cribb,
Esq., Newton Vale.
Son of Henry Humphries Cribb, upholsterer.
3746. Francis, John Langhorne, 21 Oct., 1878 — M. Francis,
Esq., Halkyn, Holywell, N. Wales ; with Mr. Johnson,
26, M* Preston.
(Son of Matthew Frands.) A.R.S. Mines, 19CX). Manager of lead and
sine mines in Flintshire. Old Hall, Halkyn, Holywell, m 1905.
3747. Hudson, Harry Vincent, 16 Dec, 1874 — Mr. J. Hudson,
Leeds Bridge.
3748. lUingworth, Albert, 9 July, 1878 — Mr. W. lUingworth,
17, Moorland R^.
(Son of William Knibb Hlingworth, grocer, and brother of No. 3342.)
An insurance broker. 17, Moorland Road, Leeds, in 1906.
3749. lUingworth, George Fred: 18 Nov., 1878 — Mr. E.
lUingworth, 28, Clarendon Place.
(Son of Edward Abraham lUingworth.) Campbellpore, India, in 1906.
3750. Jackson, Arthur John, it Aug., 1874 — Mr. W. Jackson,
7, Queen's St., Leeds*
i^ndinwi, Alfred EmiljS April, 1878 — F.W.Landmann,
o^ ^^^-fiiki; with Mr. Knightley, 62, Springfield
I. South African War. In Brooklyn, U.S.A., in 1904.
Ledgard, 13 March, 1874.
onk, 16 Jan., 1875 — C. J. Newstead,
rw^tr^iui, solicitor.
^ad. In the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds;
Bank a.t Doncaster in 1906.
Wed March, 1895.
ep., 1874 — Mrs. Oglesby, 3, Cav-
ler Groyc, Leeds, in 1904.
294 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3755. Scott, Thomas Arnold, 9 June, 1879 — Rev. Canon Scott,
St. John's Vicarage.
Feisted School ; Christ's College, Cambridge ; Exhibitioner ; B. A. 1901 ;
2nd Class 3rd Div. Classical Tripos. Leeds Cleigy School. Curate of
St. Paul's, king Cross, Halifax, 1902. The Clergy House, Kii^ Cross,
Halifax.
3756. Selfe, Charles Henry Sydney, 25 Jan^, 1 876 — ^Major Selfe,
R.A., Barracks, Newport (Mon.). (Guardian, Rev.
J. H. D. Matthews.)
(Son of Sydney Gerard Frederick Selfe, Lieut. -Colonel Royal Artillery,
ret. pay, 9 May, 1894.) In the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank at
Lyons.
3757. Strangwayes, Edward, Sep., 1874.
3758. Strangwayes, Oliver (rNoah), 12 Oct., 1876 — Guardian,
J. S. Strangwayes, Esq., Alne Hall, Easingwold; with
Miss James, The Grove, Shadwell.
3759. Smith, Alfred Percy, 9 Aug., 1878 — ^Mr. B. Smith,
22, Ebberston Terrace.
(Son of Benjamin Smith.) A corn merchant. 34, Ebberston Terrace,
Leeds, in 1905.
3760. Whitehead, John, 10 June, 1875 — Mr. Johii Whitehead,
Clarendon Place.
3761. White, Lionel Bruce, Mr. J.F.White, 1 3, Blenheim Terrace.
A photographer, Hyde Park Studios, and 15, Regent Park Terrace,
Leeds, in 1903.
3762. Wilkinson, Richard Hartley Sagar, 24 Feb., 1876 — Mrs.
Wilkinson, S*^ Mary's MS Chapeltown R**.
(Third son of the late William Wilkinson.) Bom 26 Feb.. 1876. To
Cheltenham College. A former. 3rd West Yorkshire Regiment; South
African War ; retired. St. Mary's Mount, Leeds, in 1904.
3763. Wiley, Percy John Douglas, 1 8 Feb., 1 874 — Mr. A.Wiley,
Waltaire, Newlay.
(Son of Alexander Wiley, Clerk to the Bramley Guardians.) Assistant
Clerk, Bromley Union, Kent.
1889. !•* Term.
3764. Allison, Fred : William, March 8,187 7 — Mr. R. R. Allison,
Laurel Villas, Chapel Lane, Armley.
Wadham Collie, Oxford. Scholar, 1896; 2nd Class Classical Mods.
1898; B.A. 19CX); 2nd Class Lit. Hum. 1900. Indian Civil Service,
19CX). Assistant Collector, Bombay, in 1903.
3765. Brown, Charles Ernest, Oct. 16, 1876 — Mr. W. A. M.
Brown, Ashgrove, Headingley.
(Son of William Andrew Morrison Brown. ) A bank manager, London
City and Midland Bank, Neath, South Wales, in 1903.
3766. Butler, James Livesey, May 28, 1877 — Mrs. Hahnel, late
Butler, 1 2, Moorland R**.
John Hahnel, dyer, lived there in 1890.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 295
3767- Cartledge, Frank, Sep. 27, 1874— Mr. T. Cartledge,
123, Hyde Park R<".
(Son of Thomas Cartledge.) A clerk in Leeds Post Office. In the
Post Office Corps in South Africa. Died from enteric at Pretoria,
27 Jan., 1902.
3768. Clifton, H.
Herbert (son of John) Clifton. A clerk in the Leeds office of the Great
Northern Railway Co. 46, Portland Crescent, Leeds, in 1905.
3769. Crawshaw, Isidore Cyril Bernard, Dec. 22, 1878 — ^J. W.
Crawshaw, Esq., 173, Hyde Park R**.
(Brother of No. 35930 Died 17 April, 19CX), at Yeadon.
3770. Feamside, Harold Flint, Nov. 4, 1875 — Mr. E. Feamside,
4, Marlboro' Terrace, Belle Vue R^.
(Son of Eklwin Fearnside, and brother of No. 3028.) A woollen
manufacturer (Fearnside Brothers, Ossett). Edwin Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3771. Gomersall, E. — Mr. S. Gomersall, 29, Chetwynd St.,
Meadow R**.
Edward (son of Samuel) Gomersall. A scholar from Bewerley Street
School. An engineer. General Post Office, London, in 1904.
3772. Greig, John Fowler, March 31, 1873 — D. Greig, Esq.,
Headingley Hill.
(Son of David Greig, of John Fowler & Co. Ltd.). In Australia;
occupation unknown in 1903.
3773. Hayes, Fred. William, May 11, 1878 — Mr. F. Hayes,
1 3, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
Frederick William (son of Frederick) Hayes. Yorkshire Collie,
Medical Department. M.B., Ch.B. (Vict.), 1904; M.B., Ch.B. (Leeds),
1905. Resident Medical Officer at the London Homoeopathic Hospital,
1904. Hon. Physician at the Leeds Homoeopathic Dispensary, 1906.
3, Reginald Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
3774. Henderson, Harry Kemping, Nov. 19, 1875 — Mr. J.
Henderson, 64, Belle Vue R^.
Left after four terms, through illness. Proprietor of Henderson's
Business Institute, 18, Park Lane, Leeds. The Grange Farm, Arthington,
in 1903.
3775. HoUiday, Hubert, May 15, 1877 — H. HoUiday, Esq.,
Ashwood Villas, Headingley Hill.
3776. Kitchin, Fred: Hyland, May 18, 1878 — F. Kitchin, Esq.,
Regent Villas, Headingley.
3777. Midgley, Herbert Lee, May 13, 1878 — E. C. Midgley,
Esq., Thorn Lea, Cardigan Rd., Headingley.
(Son of Ellis Crowther Midgley.) Mayfield, St. Michael's Road,
Headingley, in 1903.
3778. Mellish, Alic Ruthven, July 20, 1878 — Mr. Mellish,
Ingleside, 25, Cardigan R^, Headingley.
(Son of Andrew Mellish.) Director and representative of Mellish,
Richardson & Co. Ltd., woollen manufacturers. 89, Silver Royd Hill,
Wortley, Leeds, in 1903.
3779. Naylor, William S., July 5, 1877 — Mr. James Naylor,
39, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park.
296 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3780. Poulter,T.
3781. Rowling, Samuel Thompson, June 4, 1874 — Mrs.
Rowling, 3, Quarry M*, Hyde Park.
Yorkshire College. M.B.; B.S.; Victoria, 1896, Honours. 13, De
Grey Terrace, L^eds, in 1906.
3782. Smithson, Hugh F., April 15, 1879 — Mr.W. P. Smithson,
3, Queen's Square.
3783. Verity, Charles Fred: March 26, 1877 — Mr. Verity, Belle
Vue, Horsforth.
An ironmonger (F. Verity & Son, Call Lane, Leeds). Ingleden Crescent,
Street Lane, Roundhay, in 1904.
3784. Webster, William L., June 29, 1875 — Mr. W. Webster,
9, Laurel Grove, Armley.
3785. Wilson, John George, Aug. 6, 1873 — Mr. T. S. Wilson,
39, Reginald Terrace.
3786. Yeadon, Arthur Edward Nield, Nov. 17, 1873 — M' A.
Yeadon, Turrett Villa, 51, Francis St.
(Son of John Arthur Yeadon, and brother of No. 3876. ) A mechanical
engineer (Yeadon, Son & Co., Albion Place, Leeds). Captain of York-
shire Rugby Football Club. 57, Francis Street, in 1904.
1889. 2»<" Term.
3787. Chadwick, Percy, Nov. 26, 1879 — ^Mr. J. Chadwick,
Normandy Villas, Chapeltown.
(Son of Joseph Chadwick.) Living at Royal Crescent, Scarborough,
in 1904.
3788. Dodd, Ernest James Auberon, Oct. 30, 1873.
3789. Dodd, Eustace C. Theodore, March 18, 1876— Rev. J.
Dodd, Vicarage, Boston Spa.
Ernest James Auberon Dodd. M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond. 1896.
House Surgeon at the Leeds Infirmary, 1897. 18, Harrogate Road,
Chapel- AUerton, Leeds, in 190 1.
Eustace Cyril Theodore Dodd. With a land agent at Cirencester. On
a tea plantation, Doloo Tea Estate, Cacbar, in 1903.
3790. Farr, James Reid, Nov. 25, 1875 — Mr. G. B. Farr,
41, Albert Terrace, Burley.
John Reid (son of George Bevitt) Farr. Traveller for drysalters.
South African War. 41, Albert Terrace, Burley, in 1903.
3791. Eraser, James, Feb. 18, 1876 — ^J. Eraser, Esq., 8, Park
Sq"; Claremont, Horsforth.
(Son of John Fraser, C.E.) Died 2 Nov., 1891, aged 16.
3792. Greaves, Vernon W. S., Oct., 1873 — Mr. H. Greaves,
Beechwood House, Halton.
Assistant Overseer for the township of Temple Newsam. Halton, Leeds,
in 1906.
3793. Greig, Ernest Harold, Feb. i, 1878 — Grandson of Mrs.
Greig, Headingley Hill.
(Grandson of the late David Greig, of John Fowler & Co. Ltd.) In
Canada; occupation unknown in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 297
3794. Marcan, Leslie, March 7, 1879 — Lucien Marcan, Esq.,
2, S* Chad's Villas, Headingley.
At Cheltenham Collore from 1893 to 1898; New College, Oxford, 1898.
6. A. 1902. Admitteda solicitor, 1906. Weetwood Farm, Leeds, in 1906.
3795. Newsham, George Henry, Oct. 22^ 1874 — Mr. E.
Newsham, 26, Cliff MS Hyde Park.
Apprenticed to Marshall & Snelgrove, Ltd., silk mercers, Leeds. 66,
North Street, Brighton, in 1906.
3796. Talbot, Edward Keble, Dec. 31, 1877— Rev. E. S. Talbot,
D.D., Vicar of Leeds.
Winchester College; Christ Church, Oxford. B.A 1900. Ellerton
Prizeman. Curate of Woolwich from 1904.
3797. Tomlinson, Ernest Russell, May 3, 1876 — Mr. J.
Tomlinson, 2%, Samuel S*, Camp R^.
A grocer at 19, Church Lane, Normanton, in 1906.
3798. Richardson, Douglas Campbell, June 1 6, 1 876 — Mr. A. M.
Richardson, 116, Otley R**, Far Headingley.
(Son of Alfred Massy Richardson.) Serving in the Army in 1902.
3799. Whiteley, Henry Stanley, Sep. 15, 1879 — Mr. J.Whiteley,
29 1, Burley View ; fell ill and never came to the school.
1889. 3'** Term.
3800. Birdsell, James, Jan. 27, 1875 — Mr. J. Birdsell, Tunstall
Villas, Dewsbury R^.
An iron merchant, Dewsbury Road, Leeds. Northcote, Koundhay, in 1904.
3801. Chadwick,John CoUinge, Oct. 6, 1878— Mr.W.Chadwick,
55, Headingley Lane.
A cloth manufacturer (Chadwick Bros., Perseverance Mills, Leeds).
Sandymount, Harrogate, in 1904.
3802. Cooke, John Hewson, March 27, — ^Alf. Cooke, Esq',
Weetwood Hall.
(Son of Alderman Alfred Cooke.) Afterwards at Rugby. Went to
Australia in 1901.
3803. Dalby, Fred. William, July 10, 1874 — Mr. J. Dalby,
Compton, Collingham.
A fsirmer at Compton, Collingham, in 1904.
3804. Facer, John Arthur, Dec. 16, 1876 — Mr. T. Facer,
I, Cardigan Place, Burley, Leeds.
3805. Findlay, John Alexander, July 22^ 1876 — Rev. G. G.
Findlay, Headingley College.
Bom July, 1880. Magdalene College, Cambridge. Milner Scholar,
1899 ; B.Au 1902 ; 2nd Div. 2nd Class Classics. A Wesleyan minister.
Waterhouses, co. Durham, in 1904.
3806. Hill, Sydney Herbert, July 10, 1880— Rev. G. Hill,
Cromer Lodge, Cromer R**.
An associate of the Institute of Accountants. Clare Valley Lodge, The
Park, Nottingham, in 1904.
2gS LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3807. Jackson, Percy Rogers, Nov. 27, 1878 — Mr. G.W.Jackson,
20, S* John's Terrace.
A decorator, 17, Park Row, Leeds. 20, St John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
3808. Jackson, Richard Stanley, Nov. 25, 1874.
3809. Jackson, John Hugh Beaumont, July 28, 1878.
3810. Jackson, Reginald Beaumont, Jan. 4, 1876 — ^Mr. Lupton
R. Jackson, Cliff House, Wetherby.
Richard Stanley Jackson. A sheep farmer at Wellington, New Zealand.
John Hugh Beaumont Jackson. In Messrs. Beckett's Bank, Harrogate.
Libys Dene, Harrogate.
Reginald Beaumont Jackson. Died at Bloemfontein.
381 1. Ludolf, Adolf, May 24, 1878 — ^J. W. Ludolf, Esq.,
Headingley.
(Son of John William Ludolf, No. 2124, and brother of No. 3903.)
With his father, a flax, hemp and wool merchant, at 31, York Place,
Leeds, in 1903.
3812. Miall, Lawrence, Feb. 25, 1878 — Prof. Miall, 5, Mont-
pellier Terrace, Cliff R**.
Yorkshire College, Scholar, 1894; B.Sc. Vict St. John's College,
Cambridge, Scholar. Eyesight failed ; did not graduate. A journalist.
Died at sea, 5 Sept., 1901.
3813. Mortimer, Edwin Augustus, Dec. i, 1879.
3814. Mortimer, Louis Garthwaite, Aug. 6, 1877 — Mrs.
Mortimer, 3, Marlboro' Terrace, Belle Vue R**.
Edwin Augustus Mortimer. Guelf Agricultural College, Ontario.
Louis Garthwaite Mortimer. A warehouseman at 51, St. PauFs Street,
Leeds (Anderson & Mortimer), in 1903.
3815. Newstead, Hugh Marriott, Aug. 11, 1877 — C.J. New-
stead, Esq., Horsforth.
(Son of James Shaw Newstead, solicitor.) In his father's office in 1903.
3816. North, Alfred Edgar, Sep. 27, 1876— Mr. W. W. North,
4, Chestnut Avenue, Victoria R**.
Worcester College, Oxford. Exhibitioner.
381 7. Tadman, Francis Stratten, Sep. 5, 1878 — Mr. A.Tadman,
Headingley.
Arthur Tadman was a commercial traveller at 6, Victoria Chambers,
in 1877.
3818. Thorp, Alfred Edmund, July 24, 1874 — A. Thorp, Esq.,
29, Lyddon Terrace.
Rev. Alfred Edward Thorp. University College, Durham. L.Th. 1895.
Curate of St. George's, jesmond, 1897; of Holy Trinity, Southport,
from 190 1.
3819. Talbot, Neville Stuart, Augt. 31, 1879— Rev^ D' Talbot,
Vicarage, Leeds.
Afterwards at Haileybury. Christ Church, Oxford. Lieutenant, 1st
Battalion Rifle Brigade, 27 June, 1900; South African War; retired, 1903.
3820. Tweedale, James Bertram, Dec. 12, 1878 — ^J. Tweedale,
Esq., 4, Kingston Terrace.
At Sedbergh School; private tutors. Ranching in Assiniboia in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 299
3821. Wilkinson, John Warburton, Feb. 8, 1879 — Mr. B.
Wilkinson, Woodburn, North Hill R^, Headingley.
A linen draper, West Street, Leeds. Woodboume, North I Till Road,
Ileadingley, in 1903.
3822. Wilson, Reginald, Sep. 11, 1878 — R. Wilson, Esq.,
43, Bank S\ Leeds.
In Lloyds Bank, Ltd., Leeds Branch.
3823. Pegler, William Vernon, Dec. 19, 1877 — ^V. Pegler, Esq.,
L^eds & County Bank.
(Son of Veraon Pegler.) Yorkshire College; Infirmary Scholar, 1895.
37, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
1890. !•* Term.
3824. Andrews, Joseph Dalbys, Oct. 24, 1876 — Mr. J. D.
Andrews, 16, M*^ Preston.
Joseph Dalby Andrews. L.R.C.P.; L.R.C.S. Edin.; L.F.P.S. Glasg.
1 901. Springfield House, Leeds, in I904-
3825. Birdsell, George, Jan. 23, 1879 — Mr. G. Birdsell, May
Villa, Dewsbury R<*.
An iron merchant, Dewsbury Road, Leeds. Red Lea, Roundhay, in 1904.
3826. Brittlebank, Joseph W° Foster— Mr. J. Brittlebank,
14, Beecroft Grove, Chapeltown R^.
Joseph William Forster Brittlebank (son of Major Joseph Brittlebank,
6th Dragoon Guards). M.R.CV.S. 1897. Professor, Cirencester, 1897.
Veterinary Surgeon to the Corporation of Manchester, 1901. Angela
House, Sale, in 1904.
3827. Cheater, Joseph, June 28, 1875. 1 Mr. W. Cheater,
3828. Cheator, Francis W°, June 29, 1877 J 7, Kelso R**.
Sons of William Cheatter.
Joseph Cheatter. Went to Johannesburg in 1895. Was in the Jameson
Raid ; a prisoner. In the Matabele and Becnuanaland Campaigns ;
medals. Died 10 April, 1903, aged 27.
Francis William Cheatter. A leather manufacturer (William Cheatter
and Sons, Ltd., Valley Leather Works, Kirkstall Road, Leeds). Leeds
Rifles; South African War; medal and four clasps. 7, Kelso Road,
Leeds, in 1903.
3829. Dibbs, Harry, Oct. 20, 1876 — Mr. J. Dibbs, 34, Moor
Crescent, Dewsbury R**.
(Son of John Dibbs.) At one time a bank clerk. 57, Stratford Street,
Dewsbury Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3830. Dalby, Richard Alexander, July 4, 1875 — Mr. J. Dalby
Compton, CoUingham.
An architect and surveyor (Hall & Dalby, 20, Park Row, Leeds).
Boston Spa in 1904.
3831. Grant, John Kingston, July 5, 1880 — Mrs. C. Grant,
II, Moorland R^
(Son of Charles Grant, trafHc manager to the Aire and Calder
Navigation.) In the ofHce of the Aire and Calder Navigation, Leeds,
1 898-1900. Died in Kent in 1901.
300 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3832. Hick, Walter Lamb, June 21, 1875 — ^Mr. J. W. Hick,
22y Chapel Lane, Headingley.
(Son of James William Hick.) A wholesale ironmoi^er — Hick Bros.
17, Bridge End, Leeds, in 1900.
3833. lUingworth, W», Jan. 19, 1 880— Mr. W. K. lUingworth,
17, Moorland R^.
(Son of William Knibb Illingworth. ) Died while at School, 1 6 Jan. , 1 895.
3834. Grreen, Percy, April 17, 1876 — Mr. F. Green.
3835. Hutton, Samuel, Aug. 17, 1876— Mr. E. Hutton.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Died at Leeds, 8 July, 189S.
3836. Jackson, Richard, March 21, 1879 — Mr. R. Jackson,
16, Commercial S^
(Son of Richard Jackson, bookseller.) A printer and stationer,
G>mmercial Street and Belgrave Works. 11, Spring Road, Leeds.
3837. Jowett, John Blackburn, Oct. 24, 1880 — Mr. J. B. Jowett,
33, Hanover Sq"*.
(Son of John Blackburn Jowett, afterwards of 20, Lyddon Terrace.) A
student in music. 20, Lyddon Terrace, in 1905.
3838. Kay, Joseph, April 5, 1876 — Mr. G. Kay.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School.
3839. Miall, Rowland, May 5, 1879 — Prof. Miall, 5, Montpellier
Terrace.
(Son of Louis Compton Miall, F.R.S., and brother of Nos. 3431 and
3812.) I, Richmond Mount, Leeds, in 1903.
3840. Matkin,James,May9, 1876 — Mr. J. Matkin, 18, Boar Lane.
Son of James Matkin, of the White Horse Restaurant, who died at
Minster Gates, York, in May, 1905, aged 56.
3841. Midgley, Fred. W™, Sep. 9, 1879— Mr. E. C. Midgley,
Thorn Lea, Cardigan R<*.
(Son of Ellis Crowther Midgley.) Derryork, Wood Lane, Headingley,
in 1903.
3842. Nicholson, Thomas Smith, April 22y 1878 — Mr. A.
Nicholson, 53, Church St., Hunslet.
(Son of Alfred Nicholson, a physician.) An actor. Mother's ad.dress,
12, Brookfield Avenue, Roundnay Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3843. Palmer, Ernest, Nov. 22^ 1875 — Mr. T. W. Palmer,
8, Marlboro' Terrace, Belle Vue R^.
Cashier, Ix>ndon City and Midland Bank. 115, Brudenetl Road, Leeds,
in 1904.
3844. Robinson, Richard Thomas Otley, Dec. 31, 1874 — Mr.
G. Whitaker (Guardian), 51, New Briggate.
(Son of Richard Edward Robinson, surgeon, Leeds and Shadwell.)
Died at sea, Aug., 1903.
3845. Sturdy, W™ Arthur, March 6, 1877 — Mr. J. Sturdy,
6, Church S*, Kirkstall.
Re-entered after No. 3937.
3846. Verral, Ernest Barnard, Sep. 17, 1875 — Mr. A. Verral,
70, Francis St.
(Son of Araunah Verral.) An architect and surveyor in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 301
3847. Wainwright, Henry Scurrah, Aug. 5, 1877 — Mrs.
Wainwright, Althorpe Villa, Spencer Place.
(Only son of Henry Wainwright.) Member of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants, Feb., 1901. Sandhurst, The Drive, Roundhay, in 1906.
3848. Ward, A. O.— Ward, Esq.. (?) Goole.
Alfred Oswald Ward (son of Alfred George Ward, H.M. Customs,
Goole). Five years in a warehouse at Manchester. South African
War ; Manchester Regiment ; wounded ; invalided home. Manager
for a wholesale fruit merchant in Leeds. 60, Harehills Terrace, Leeds,
in 1905.
1890, 2»<* Term.
3849. Dakin, Norman, 15 Sep., 1876. 1 j. Bums
3850. Dakin, Henry Drysdale, 12 March, 1880./' '
Dakin, Esq., North Grange, Horsforth,
Sons of Thomas Burns Dakin.
Norman Dakin. An iron merchant, South Brook Street, Hunslet, 1906.
Henry Drysdale Dakin. Yorkshire College. Mercer Scholar, 1901 ;
B.Sc. Vict.; A.I.C.; Science Scholar, 1851 Exhibition. Author of
papers on Physiol(^cal Chemistry. Address in 1906, 819, Maddison
Avenue, New York.
3851. Day, John Charlesworth, 24 August, 1876 — Mr. J. Day,
72, Chapeltown R^.
Son of John Day, chemist.
3852. Hartley, Bernard, 16 Sep., 1879 — Mrs. Hartley, 6, Back
Blundell SS Leeds.
(Son of James Hartley, of 15, Willow Grove Road, Leeds, horse dealer,
retired). A butcher at 137, Waterloo Street, Hull, 1906.
3853. Morgan, Ernest William, 29 Sep., 1878 — Mr. C. Morgan,
2, Fieldhead Terrace.
Son of Charles Morgan.
3854. Richardson, Grerald Sidney, 15 March, 1880— Mr. C.
Richardson, Wintoun House, Leeds.
(Son of Charles Richardson, M.R.C.S.) A medical student. Wintoun
House, Leeds, in 1903.
3855. Sanderson, Percival Hubert, 30 Aug., 1876 — Mr. M. M.
Sanderson, Middleton Villa, Victoria R**.
(Son of Michael M. Sanderson and brother of Nos. 3100 and 3101.) A
clerk in the York City and County Bank at Consett, co. Durham, in
1906.
3856. Simpson, Charles, 5 Nov., 1878 — Mrs. Simpson, 5, Lifton
Place, College Road.
Son of Mrs. Ann Isabel Simpson.
3857. Smith, Ernest Berry, 23 Dec, 1874 ^^ ^ ^ . . ^
3858. Smith, Stephen Percy, 13 Jan., 1877 J ^- ^- ^^^^^' ^^''
I, S* Chad's Villas, Headingley.
Ernest Berry (son of Stephen Ernest) Smith. An architect with Messrs.
Smith & Tweedale, architects, South Parade, Leeds. Died 19 May,
1899, at home.
Stephen Percy Smith (brother of the above). St. John's College, Oxford.
B.A. 19CX) (2nd Class Theol.). A master at Framlingham College;
then an architect with his father. 12, South Parade, Leeds, in 1903.
302 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3859. Thompson, John Oswald^ 28 April, 1890 — Rev. J.
Thompson, Hunslet Vicarage.
(Son of Rev. Canon John Thompson.) Trinitv College, Dublin. B.A.
1902; M.A. 1905. Curate of St. Andrew^s, Watfoid, from 1903.
Stowe Villa, Watford, in 1905.
1890. 3"* Term.
3860. Battle, Harold Edward, 20 July, 1877— Rev. T. Battle,
East Keswick, Leeds.
(Brother of Nos. 3617 and 3618.) Yorkshire College, Medical Depart-
ment, 1903. 18, Clarendon Rood, L«eds, in 1906.
3861. Best, William Hamilton, 10 Aug., 1880 — ^W. W. Best,
Esq., 31, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds.
(Son of William Woodham Best, solicitor, Leeds, No. 2041.) Felsted
School; Clare College, Cambridge. Died at St. Leonard's, 8 Sept.,
1900, aged 20.
3862. Bjrwater, William Birdsell, 12 April, 1878— Mr. W.
Bjrwater, Delamere Villa, Dewsbury R^.
(Son of William Gaines Bywater, and brother of No. 391a) A textile
machine maker with his father at Sweet Street Foundry, Holbeck,
Leeds. Woodcote, Roundhay, in 1903.
3863. Chard, Albert Horace, 19 Jan., 1873 ") ^ pt,_^ p_„
3864. Chard,EmestAugustus,7Feb.,i874j ^- ^^^^^^ ^^^'*
27, Lyddon Terrace.
Albert Horace Chard. A bank cashier. Harrogate in 1901.
Rev. Ernest Augustus Chard. Trinity College, Dublin. RA. 1896;
M.A 1899. Curate of St. Andrew's, Leeds, 1897; of St. Mary's,
Harrogate, 1901. Vicar of St. Leonard's, Bootle, Liverpool, 1905.
3865. Dolby, Norman Scott, 17 June, 1880 — Mr. E. Dolby,
9, Springfield M*.
Died 4 Nov., 1891, aged 11.
3866. Howie, Norman, 25 July, 1877 — Mr. L. U. Howie,
25, Louis St., (jhapeltown R^.
(Son of Joseph Mather Howie.) A farmer at Urenui, Taranaki, New
Zealand, m 1903.
3867. Heigham, Harrie Percival, 20 Sep., 1879 — Mr. J.
Heigham, 44, Sholebrooke Avenue.
Son of Jennings Heigham, timber merchant (Speck & Co., Penn Street,
Green Road). The fiimily are believed to have gone to New Zealand.
3868. Mart, Wilfrid, 1880— Mr. W. Mart, 6, Moorland R**.
Wilfrid Lawson (son of William) Mart. Articled to Mr. W. H. Thorp,
architect. Duneam, I^iceds Road, Harrogate, in 1905.
3869. Neill, James Neill, 7 July, 1879 — Mr. A. Neill, 3, Newton
Grove.
An architect and surveyor (A. Neill & Son, 38, Park Row, Leeds).
Fellow of the Surveyors^ Institute. 43, College Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3870. Portway, Charles Harold, 26 Aug., 1881 — G. R. Portway,
Esq., Ridge M^ Villa, Headingley.
A woollen merchant (G. R. Portway & Co. Ltd., Leeds). 13, Richmond
Avenue, Headingley, in 1904.
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3871. Procter, Charles Howard, 7 Oct, 1880 — Mr. C. W.
Procter, Ash Grove, Headingley.
(Son of Charles Webster Procter.) A wire manufacturer, 42, Call Lane,
Leeds (Procter Bros.)* 4> Cardigan Place, Headingley, in 1903.
3872. Reid, Robert M^'Farlane, 5 Feb., 1875 — Miss Reid
(sister), 13, Springfield M^.
With his ftither, a dyer in Bombay.
3873. Schofield, Louis, 17 Aug., 1875 — ^Mr. W. V. Schofield,
3, De Grey Terrace.
(Son of William Newton Schofield.) A tea merchant (Schofield & Co.,
Leeds). Southfield House, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3874. Shillito, Greorge Henry Scales, 29 May, 1875 — ^Mr. G.
Shillito, Crow Nest Park, Dewsbury.
(Son of George Shillito.) A manufacturer (Shillito Bros. Ltd., Dewsbury).
Ridgefield, North Hill Road, Headingley, in 1904.
3875. TordoflF, Bertram, 26 May, 1879 — Mr. H. TordofF,
32, Fenton St.
Worcester College, Oxford. Exhibitioner; B.A.; ist Class Natural
Science. Science Master, Eastbourne College.
3876. Yeadon, Samuel Nield, 21 May, 1877 — Mr. A. Yeadon,
51, Francis St.
(Brother of No. 3786.) A mechanical engineer (Yeadon, Son & Co.,
Albion Place, Leeds). 57, Francis Street, in 1904.
3877. Owen, Frederick Ernest, 30 Jan., 1881 — Mr. A. Owen
(12, Ashwood Villas), ? moved.
(Brother of No. 3624.) A stationer. Egremont, Birkenhead.
1891. First Term.
3878. Adams, William E. — Mr. V. Adams, Carlton Cross St.,
Leeds.
A scholar from St. George's School. Hugh Adams was a wood carver
at 20, Carlton Cross Street, in 1890.
3879. Albrecht, William Horace, 6 May, 1879 — M. Albrecht,
Esq., Iveran (r), Cookridge, Horsforth.
(Son of Martin Henry Edmund Albrecht.) A wholesale clothier.
Lakeside, Roundhay, in 1904.
3880. Bradshaw, F. — Mrs. Bradshaw, 85, Hunslet Lane.
Brasenose College, Oxford. Hulme Exhibitioner, 1900; B.A. 1900;
1st Class Hist.; M. A 1903. Lecturer on Modem History at Durham
College. D.Sc. Lond. 1904. 5, Sunbury Avenue, West Tesmond,
Newcastle, in 1904.
3881. Birdsell, John William, 22 Feb., 1879— Mr. J. Birdsell,
Middleton Villas, Dewsbury R**, Leeds.
A marine engineer. Northcote, Roundhay, in 1904.
3882. Briggs, F. — Mr. J. Briggs, Poplar Grove, Burley Lawn.
Mr. Jonas Briggs was a traveller there in 1890.
3883. CuUingworth, Frederic Hugh, 29 Sep., 1875 — Mr. G.
CuUingworth, Springfield House, Dewsbury.
An auctioneer at Dewsbury (Henry CuUingworth & Sons) in 1904.
304 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3884. Haworth, William, 30 March, 1880 — ^Mrs. Haworth,
7, Victoria Terrace, S^ John's Hill.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge. B.A. 1902. Cudd. Theol. Coll., 1902.
Curate of Tynemouth, 1903.
3885. Hewetson, Reginald Robert, 3 April, 1 88 1 — H. Bendelack
Hewetson, Esq., Hanover Square.
(Brother of No. 3537.) Third mate on a merchant vessel.
3886. Kesteven, Clement Percy, 23 Jan., 1878 — Mr. J.Kesteven,
I, Linden Place, Dewsbury R**.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School. Divisional Superintendent's
Office, Great Northern Railway, Leeds, in 1904.
3887. Mellish, Claude Tutin, 25 Feb., 1880— Mr. A. Mellish,
Ingleside, Headingley.
(Son of Andrew Mellish.) With a wholesale clothier. 89, Silver Royd
Hill, Wortley, Leeds, in 1903.
3888. Monkman, Robert, 19 April, 1876.
Robert Watson Monkman (son of Matthew and Ann Monkman, of
Pickering). An iron and steel merchant, 3, Bond Chambers, Leeds.
15, Dragon Avenue, Harrogate.
3889. Monkman, Thomas, 22 August, 1877 — Mrs. Monkman,
St. Agnes Villa, Burton Crescent, Headingley.
Thomas Hayes Monkman (brother of No. 3S88). A wool merchant.
St. Stephen's Green, Dublin.
3890. Phillips, Henry Reginald— Rev. E. J. Phillips, S^ Paul's
Vicarage, Stanningley.
Son of Rev. Edward James Phillips, who lived at Cromer Terrace,
Leeds, in 1896. The son died in 1895.
3891. Preece, Charles Edward — ^Mr. G. Preece, 25, Kirkland
Place, Beeston R**.
A scholar from Bewerley Street School.
3892. Rishworth, Percy, 3 June, 1 879 — Mrs. Rishworth, Wheat-
lands, Far Headingley.
(Son of Henry and Clara Rishworth.) The College, Harrogate. South
African War ; Imperial Yeomanry, January, 1900, to June, 1902. With
Rishworth & Co., Ltd., millers. The Calls, Leeds. 4, Manston Road,
Cross Gates, in 1906.
3893. Tempest, John Ernest Edward, i Feb., 1877 — Mr. J.
Tempest, S* Mark's Villas, Leeds.
(Son of Joseph Schofield Tempest.) Secretary of the Armley Breweiy,
Limited, in 1903.
3894. Westerman, John Theodore Carl, 31 July, 1878 — Mr. J.
Westerman, 8, Midland R**, Headingley.
3895. Wright, Charles Harold, 26 Jan., 1880— C. J. Wright,
Esq., Lynton Villa, Virginia R**.
(Son of Charles James Wright, M.R.C.S.) Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge. Scholar, 1899; B.A.; 2nd Class Natural Science, 1902.
Assistant Master to Rivington Grammar School, 1902-4; Sutton
Valence, 1904. In the office of the Leeds City Aimlyst in 1906.
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LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 305
1891. 2«** Term.
3896. Ephraim, Herbert, 8 Feby:— Mr. A. Ephraim, 15, Blen-
heim Square.
Adolphus Ephraim was a joiner and builder in Archery Road in 1890 ;
address in 1906, c/o J. J. Mosley, 6, Wonnald Row, Leeds.
3897. Dobson, John Robert, 14 March, 1877 — Mrs. I. Dobson,
5, Amberley Terrace, Leopold St.
A commercial traveller. Green Lane, Halton, Leeds, in 1906.
3898. Dobson, Francis George, 13 Oct., 1879.
3899. Dobson, Reginald Crawshaw, 20 Nov., 1882 — ^J. Dobson,
Esq., Thomville, Burley R**.
Sons of Joseph Dobson, M.D.
Francis George Dobson. Denston College, 1893. ^•^•> Ch.B. (Leeds),
1906. Thomville, Burley Road, Leeds, in 1906.
Reginald Crawshaw Dobson. To Sedbergh School in 1893. Admitted
a solicitor, 6 June, 1906. Thomville, as above, in 1906.
3900. Hinde, William Allison, 16 Nov., 1880— Mr. E. Hinde,
4, Clarendon Place, M* Preston.
(Son of Edward Hinde, accountant.) Enlisted in the Marine Artillery,
Aug., 1899. Died Dec., 1 899, at Haslar Hospital, from pneumonia.
3901. Lister, James, 13 Nov., 1878.
3902. Lister, Frank, 30 April, 1880— Mr. E.J. Lister, Roe Head,
Mirfield, Normanton.
Sons of Edwin John Lister, and brothers of Nos. 4052 and 4278.
James Lister. With bis father, a card clothing manufacturer (Joshua
Lister & Son, Ltd., Roe Head Mill, Mirfield).
Frank Lister. St. John's College. Oxford. South African War;
Imperial Yeomanry; wounded. B. A. 1905. A schoolmaster at Alnwick.
3903. Ludolf, Edgar, 5 Nov., 1880 — J. W. Ludolf, Esq.,
Headingley.
(Brother of Nos. 3501 and 381 1.) Second mate in the Merchant
Service; midshipman, R.N.R., 1903. Bronce medal, R.H.S., 1901.
3904. Margerison, George Lester, 7 Feb., 1882 — Mrs. Mar-
gerison, 11, Regent Park Terrace.
George Lister Margerison (son of Lister and Margaret Margerison, of
Ilkley^. Apprenticed to John Fowler & Co., engineers, Hunslet.
Workmg for them at Madgeburg in 1906.
3905. Walker, Leslie, 20 June, 1878 — ? W. M. Walker, Esq.,
AUerton Lodge, Moorallerton.
Melville Geo. Leslie Walker (son of Melville Mitchell Walker, bank
manager ; retired to Avenue Victoria, Scarborough). Shrewsbury School.
Medical Student, Yorkshire Collie. M.B.; Ch.B. 1905.
3906. Wooler, William Armley, 12 July, 1878 — Rev. W. U.
Wooler, Thurgoland Vicarage, Sheffield.
(Son of Rev. William Upton Wooler.) A colliery surveyor. Thurgoland
Vicarage, Sheffield, in 1904.
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306 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3907. Holroyd, Henry, 7 July, 1878— Mr. S. T. Holroyd,
Sheepscar Dyeworks.
(Son of Stephen Todd Holroyd. ) Farming at Westwick, Boroughbridge,
in 1905.
3908. Holroyd, Bertie Harold, Feb. 6, 1879 — Mrs. Holroyd,
I, St. Mary's Terrace, Newton Park.
Mrs. Emily Holroyd lived at St. Mary's Terrace, 191, Chapeltown Road,
in 1890, and afterwards removed to Scarborough.
1891. 3*^ Term.
3909. Brown, Alfred Evans, 21 Jan., 1880— Mr. A. Brown,
33, Cliff Rd.
(Son of Alfred Brown.) Yorkshire College, Textile Department; then
for a time in the Agricultural and Technical Instruction Department for
Ireland. 33, Cliff Road, Leeds, in 1905.
3910. By water, Harry, 27 Dec, 1881 — Mr. W. Bywater,
Rutland House, Malvern R**, Beeston Hill.
(Son of William Gaines Bywater, and brother of No. 3862.) A textile
machine maker with his father at Sweet Street Foundry, Holbeck,
Leeds. Woodcote, Roundhay, in 1903.
391 1. Gale, Edgar, 15 June, 1880 — Mr. Joseph Gale, Thomer.
An estate agent and valuer. St. John's Avenue, Thomer, in 1904.
3912. Hepworth, Harold Myers, 23 July, 1881 — Mr. C.
Hepworth, Armley.
(Son of Charles Hepworth, a grocer.) In business with his father at
Hall Lane, Armley, in 1904.
3913. Hield, Herbert Adamson, 28 Feb., 1882 — Mr. Thomas
Hield, 3, Ridge MS Cliff R^.
Brasenose College, Oxford. Hulme Exhibitioner. B.A 1901.
3914. Inman, George, 3 August, 1881 — Mr, C. B. Inman,
Belmont, Woodhouse Hill.
Charles B. Inman was a mineral water manufacturer at Beeston Hill
in 1890.
3915. Lawson, Harry Paterson, 16 Jan., 1878 — Mr. W"' S.
Lawson, Ballomona, Headingley.
(Son of William Shelley Lawson. ) An engineer. 8, Osborne Terrace,
Virginia Road, Leeds, in 1905.
39 1 6. Macfarlane, Alford Lambert, 5 July, 1 87 7 — A. Macfarlane,
Esq., 16, Springfield M^
Alfred Lambert Macfarlane. Left 1894. King's College, London. In
the Post Office Savings Bank, 15, Dorville Road, Ravenscourt Park,
London, W., in 1904.
3917. Muscroft, Edward Stewart, 1880 — Rev. James W.
Muscroft, Vicarage, Thomer.
(Son of Rev. James Wilson Muscroft.) A bank clerk. Emigrated to
Canada about 1900.
3918. Oliver, William, 10 Oct., 1877 — Mr. Alfred Oliver,
4, South View Terrace, Bennett Rd., Headingley.
Alfred Denham Oliver was a shopman at 4, Chapel Street, Headingley,
in 1890, and an upholsterer at 60, Albion Street, in 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 307
Phillips, Harold More, 25 June, 1880 \ t o t? T>v»iii;T%e
Phillips, Geoffi-y Ayres, 13 Sep., ,882 J J* ^'^'^'^^"^P^'
3919.
3920.
Esq., Balmoral Terrace, Shaw Lane.
Sons of John Searles Raglan Phillips, editor of the Yorkshire Post.
Harold More Phillips. Manchester Royal College of Music in 1905.
Geoffry Ayres Phillips. Owens College, Manchester. Manchester
Dental Hospital in 1905.
3921. Roberts, John Ernest, 28 Oct., 1876 — Mr. J. Roberts,
24, Vernon Road, Leeds.
Magdalene Coll., Camb. Milner Scholar, 1895; B.A. 1898; 3rd Class
Honours Class. Tripos. Leeds Clergy School, 1903. Curate of St. PauFs,
Bury, Lancashire, in 1904.
3922. Shillito, Frank Pearson, 6 June, 1877 — Mn G. Shillito,
Wood Lane, Headingley.
(Brother of No. 3874.) With his brother, a blanket manufacturer at
Dewsbury, until his health failed.
3923. Schofield, William Peel, 17 March, 1877 — Mr. W. N.
Schofield, 3, De Grey Terrace.
(Son of William Newton Schofield.) An architect's assistant (T. Winn
and Sons). Southfieid House, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1904.
3680. Hammond, Hubert Day") ^^erpd
3681. Hammond, Reginald J re-enterea.
Mr. T. Hammond, 1 5, Ashwood Villas, Headingley.
Mrs. Emma Hammond lived there in 1890.
3924. Brown, Harold Ravenhill, 13 Nov., 1879— H. Brown,
Esq., Eldon House, Leeds.
(Son of Henry Brown.) A grocer with his father at 18, Boar Lane, &c
Eldon House, Leeds, in 1903.
3925. Stockdale, Fred: 14 — Ward of R. Stockdale,
Esq., Leeds.
Farming in Manitoba, Canada, in 1905.
1892. I** Term.
3926. Armistead, Thomas Booth, 2 Aug,, 1877 — (Stepfather)
Manover Sq**'.
Armisitead) Yorkshire College ; City and Guilds
lerchani ^Arniustcad & Crowther, 8, Park Place).
1878— Mr. J. W. Acomb,
ccmb.J A violoncellist. 10, Little
.S78 — Mr. Richard Barber.
' Pudsey, in. 1905.
.larch, 1879 — Mr. A. Dalton.
Pendent of Police.) A pupil teacher,
mC% Ami III I since. South African War,
W^ Office. Leeds, in 1904.
308 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3930. Horsfield, Richard Marshall, 3 April, 1881 — R, M.
Horsfield, Esq., West Garth, Meanwood.
(Son of Richard Marshall Horsfield, No. 2490 anU.) A tanner with
his father. A Lieutenant in the ist West Yorkshire Vol. Artillery.
Westgarth, Meanwood, in 1905.
3931. Heald, Harry Mair, 23 Nov., 1882— H. G. Heald, Esq.,
14, Hanover Square.
(Son of George Henry Heald, M.R.C.S.) Yorkshire College Agricultural
Department in 1900.
3932. Landmann,RobertHewetson,ioNov.,i88o\p Tondmann
3933. Landmann, Harold Eric, } 21 June, 1879 )
Esq., Mirfield (viA Normanton).
Robert Hewetson Landmann. H.M.S. Conway; sub-Lieutenant, H.M.S.
Vulcan; R.N.R. Terrace Grove, Mirfield, in 1904.
Harold Eric Landmann. Admitted a solicitor, 1901. West Park House,
Scarborough, in 1904.
3934. Leathley, John Thomas, 9 May, 1878 — Mr. J. Leathley.
3935. Mellor, Joshua Heaps, 25 April, 1878 — Mr. J. Mellor,
Draper, Armley.
In the Inland Revenue, Willington, Durham, in 1904.
3936. Pickles, Philip Dobson, 3 March, 1883 — D' Pickles,
105, Camp Road.
(Son of John Jagger Pickles, L.R.C.P. Edin., and brother of Nos.
4033* 4129, and 4195.) Yorkshire College (Medical), Victoria University.
105, Camp Road, Leeds.
3937. Palmer, Clement, 26 Oct., 1879 — T. W. Palmer, Esq.,
8, Marlboro' Terrace, Belle Vue Rd.
(Son of Thomas William Palmer.) A woollen agent. 17, Oxford Road,
Kilbum, in 1904.
3845. Sturdy, William Arthur, 6 March, 1877 — Mr. J. Sturdy,
Kirkstall.
(Son of John Sturdy, coal merchant.) Re-entered. Lancasterian scholar.
A clerk in the India Audit Office in 1903.
3938. Wood, Sydney Herbert, 5 Nov., 1877 — R. Wood, Esq.,
Woodsley Terrace.
(Son of Richard Wood, of 3, Cromer Road.) A commercial traveller.
39, Headingley Mount, Headingley, Leeds, in 1906.
1892. 2^ Term.
3939. Butler, Reginald Henry Brinton — Rev. H. A. Butler,
22 y De Grey R**.
(Son of Rev. Henry Alexander Butler.) Municipal engineer. Leytoiv-
stone, N.E., in 1904.
3940. Barker, William Herbert — Mr. W. S. Barker, Linton
Villa, Victoria R^.
(Son of William Sayles Barker. ) A worsted coating manufacturer with
his father (Barker & Hinchcliffe, Famley Low Mills). Linton Villa,
Headingley, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 309
3941. Dixon, Norman Edgar, April 21, 1880 — Mrs. D.ixon,
54, Francis St.
(Son of John William Dixon.) With the York City and County Banking
Co., Leeds. Cheslyn Hey, Lidgett Park Road, Roundhay, Leeds, in 1903.
3942. Hepworth, Fred. William — Mr. C. Hepworth (uncle),
Armley.
(Nephew of Charles Hepworth.) A grocer at 55, Fagley Road,
Eccleshill, near Bradford, in 1906.
3943. deMacedo, Joaquin Antonio Agostinho — J.A.deMacedo,
Esq., Osmundthorpe Hall, Leeds.
(Son of Joaquim Antonio de Macedo, and brother of Nos. 3952 and
4053). With Myers & CoUett, Wine Merchants, Greek Street, Leeds,
in 1903.
3944. Phillips, Reginald — Mr. T. W. Phillips, 6, Belmont
Grove, Clarendon Road.
(Son of Thomas W. Phillips, a tailor at 47, Cookridge Street.) An
engineer student, R.N.
3945. Phillips, Edmund Ragland, 16 September, 1876 — ^J.S.R.
Phillips, Esq'®, Balmoral Terrace, Shaw Lane.
Edmund Raglan Phillips (brother of Nos. 3919 and 3920). Balliol
College, Oxford. 3rd Class M(xis.; B.A.; 2nd Class Final Jurisprudence.
On staff of the Yorkshire Post, Woodbine Terrace, Headingley, in 1904.
3946. Richardson, Cyril Brian, 4 Oct., 1881 — C. Richardson,
Esq., Wintoun House, Leeds.
A medical student. Wintoun House, Leeds, in 1903.
1892, 3'^ Term.
3947. Armitage, Reginald Thomas Dickinson, 25 Sep', 1878.
M'Armitage, 23, Clarendon Place.
3948. Dale, Walter Ernest, 21 Aug., 1877 — Mr. E. Dale,
52, Francis S^
(Son of Edward Dale, Solicitor.) An electrical engineer. 4, De Grey
Street, Leeds, in 1904.
3949. Hargrove, Charles Rodolph, 27 Dec, 1880— Rev. C.
Hargrove, 10, De Grey Road.
(Son of Rev. Charles Hargrove, of 10, De Grey Terrace.) St. Peter's
College, Cambridge, B.A. 1903. A journalist in Vienna.
3950. Jackson, Sidney Foster, 13 June, 1882 — G. W. Jackson,
Esq., 20, S*^ John's Terrace.
An insurance clerk. 20, St. John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
3951. Libbey, Herbert Cornelius, 22 Dec, 1880 — H. C. Libbey,
Esq., Roundhay R**.
Hubert Cornelius (son of Henry Cornelius) Libbey. Owens College.
B.Sc. Vict. 1900. A master at Fulneck School.
3952 . de Macedo, Louis Ernest, 2 1 June, 1 879 — J. A. de Macedo,
Esq., Osmundthorpe Hall.
(Brother of Nos. 3943 and 4053.) Levenlhorpe Hall, Leeds, in 1905.
3953. Pope, F. D.
3IO LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3954. Richardson, Joe Brook, 7 Oct., 1882 — ^J. Richardson,
Esq., Estate Office, Methley.
(Brother of Nos. 401 1, 4244, and 4254.) Queen's College, Cambridge.
Scholar; B.A. 1904; 32nd Wrangler; 2nd Class Law Tripos 1905.
3955. Robinson, William Sugden, 18 March, 1881 — Mr. W.
Robinson, 16, Cromer Terrace.
William Robinson, a grocer (A. Robinson & Son), lived there in 1890,
and was probably No. 2344.
3956. Thompson, Alfred, 13 July, 1883 — V. T. Thompson, Esq.,
195, Belle Vue Road.
(Youngest son of Vincent Thomas Thompson, and brother of Nos. 3142,
3320, 3494, and 3574.) Christ's College, Cambridge. B.A. 1905 ; 3rd
Class Piv. I) Class. Tripos ; 3rd Class Part II Theological Tripos, 1906.
1893.
!■* Term.
3957. Birdsell, Benjamin, Oct. 5, 1882 \ ^r G Birdsell Mav
3958- Birdsell, Charles, Nov. 12, 1880/ ^"^^ ^' ^i^^sell. May
Villa, Dewsbury Road.
Benjamin Birdsell, an engineer. Red Lea, Roundhay, in 1904. .
Charles Birdsell, an iron merchant, Dewsbury Road. Red Lea, Round-
hay, in 1904.
3959. Birdsell, Henry, Dec. 5, 1881 — Mr. J. Birdsell, Middleton
Villas, Dewsbury Road.
Harry Birdsell, an iron merchant, Dewsbury Road. Northcote, Round-
hay, in 1904.
3960. Brown, Frank, May 16, 1879 — Mr. E. Brown, Redcote,
Armley.
(Son of Ellis Brown, farmer.) Scholar from Armley Higher Grade
School. Worcester Collie, Oxford. Exhibitioner 1898 ; 3rd Class Mods.
1900; B.A. 1902; 3rd Class Finals; M.A. 1905. A master at Mill
Hill School, London, N.W.; at Crichton School, Montreal, 1906.
3961. Carr, Philip Harold, Aug. 29, 1878— Mr. G. W. Carr,
Woodville, Hollin Lane, Far Headingley.
Son of George W. Carr, felted cloth manufacturer, 11, New Station Street.
3962. Crabtree, Edward Vivien, Sep. 2, 1877 1 Mr F A
3963. Crabtree, Harold Gathome, Aug. 13, 1879 J ^^ • ^' ^'
Crabtree, Forest Moor, Knaresborough.
Edward Vivien Crabtree died May, 1895.
Harold Gathome Crabtree. Christ's College, Cambridge. Tancred
Scholar ; B.A. 1901 ; 3rd Class Classical Tripos.
3964. Darby, Harold, Jan. 13, 1883— Mr. J. E. Darby, 199, Belle
Vue Rd.
In the Borough Engineer's Office at Ealing, i, Leighton Road, Ealing,
in 1906.
3965. Demain, Robert, Feb. 4, 1879 — Mr. J. S. Demain,
18, Abyssinia Terrace.
(Son of John Shepherd Demain.) With the Great Northern Railway
Company, Leeds. 18, Abyssinia Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 31I
3966. Gaunt, John Waugh, Sep, 2, 1879 — Mr. S. Gaunt,
16, Abbott Place, Armley,
(Son of Samuel Gaunt.) A draughtsman at Greenwood & Batley's,
Engineers, Leeds. Hill End, Whingate, Armley, in 1906.
3967. Hewetson, Angelo, Dec. 9, 1884 — Bendelack Hewetson,
Esq., II, Hanover Square.
(Son of Henry Bendelack Hewetson, M.R.C.S., and brother of Nos.
3537 ^<1 3^5') An architect's pupil. 30, Brudenell Mount, Leeds,
in 1905.
3968. Hudson, Herbert Henry, April 2, 1880 — Mr. G. Hudson,
16, Rock Square, Burmantofts.
(Son of George Hudson.) St. John's College, Oxford. B.A. 1903.
A master at Norwich Grammar School. 17, Cathedral Street, Norwich,
in 1904.
3969. Ireland, John Nicholson, August 13, 1879 — ^A. Ireland,
Esq., 31, Mauldeth Rd., Fallowfield, Manchester.
With Mr. Phillips, i, Balmoral Terrace.
(Youngest son of Alexander Ireland, author of "The Booklover's
Enchiridion;" and Mrs. Ireland, author of *' Life of Jane Welch
Carlyle.") Royal College of Music. An organist and composer.
3970. Jameson, Charles Neville, March 23, 1884 \ -^ j. ^
3971. Jameson, Thomas Ledgard, Dec. 26, 1882/ ' * '
Jameson, St. Stephen's Vicarage, Burmantofts.
Sons of the Rev. Thos. Edward Jameson.
Charles Neville Jameson. Snettisham Grammar School ; Ripon Grammar
School. A clerk in Lloyds Bank in 1904.
Thomas Ledgard Jameson. Snettisham Grammar School. 66th Imperial
Yeomanry. South African War in 1901.
3972. Riley, Thomas, April 2 1, 1883 — Mr.R.Riley, 14, Queen's
Square.
Uppingham School ; Pembroke College, Cambridge. A Lieutenant in
the 1st West York Volunteer Artillery. 3, Grove Terrace, Leeds,
in 1904.
3973. Schofield, David Dunstan, Dec. 13, 1878 — Mr. W.
Schofield, 3, De Grey Terrace.
(Brother of No. 3873.) A tea merchant, 11, Hurst's Yard, Briggate,
Leeds. SouthReld House, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1906.
3974. Stockwell, Edward, July 19, 1877 — E. Stockwell, Esq.,
Croft House, Morley.
(Son of Edward Stockwell, a woollen manu&cturer.) A sheep farmer.
Pine Wood, High Bank, Canterbury, New Zealand, in 1906.
3975. Swale, Bernard William Joseph, March 14, 1878 — C. D.
Swale, Esq., 93, Gathorne Terrace, New Leeds.
Charles Dodgson Swale was an Architect at 98, Albion Street, in 1890.
3976. Thorp, Stanhope, May 9, 1880 — Mr. J. Thorp,
114, Kirkstall K^.
(Son of Joseph Thorp, ironmonger, and brother of No. 4015.) Farming
in Canada, 1906.
312 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
3977. Waite, Norman Arthur, Sep. 21, 1879— A.T.Waite,Esq.,
5, Oak Rd, Newton Park.
(Son of Arthur Turner Waite.) A woollen merchant (Richardson and
Co., 9, York Place, Leeds). 4, AUerton Hill, Chapeltown, in 1904.
1893. 2^^ Term.
3978. Chambers, Henry Seymour, 4 May, 1884 — J. C.
Chambers, Esq., 14, S* John's Terrace.
(Son of Joseph Charles Chambers, Superintendent National Telephone
Company, Leeds.) Died at Richmond, Yorkshire. 13th April, 1899.
House (brother).
Iron Merchants (William Firth, Ltd., 47, Water Lane, Leeds).
2, Victoria Terrace, Headingley, in 1904.
3981. Gray, Charles Samuel — F. Gray, Esq., Garforth.
(Son of Frederick Gray, com miller.) Died March, 1900.
3982. Holland, William Hawthorn — ^Mr. J. Holland, 15, Moor-
ville Grove, Beeston Hill.
In the Inland Revenue, Fenny Compton, Oxford, in 1904.
3983. Hughes, Noel Irby Pembroke — Rev. H. Hughes,
1 1, Hyde Park Terrace.
3984. Hare, Clifford Pitts — Mr. J. Hare, Beeston Hill.
(Son of James Hare.) A woollen merchant, 72, Wellington Street,
Leeds. Brooklands, Roundhay.
3985. Johnson, Harry Lionel, 22 Nov., 1882 \ ^ Johnson
3986. Johnson, Thomas Selwyn, 5 Jan., 1881 / * -^ *
Esq.. Oak Villa, Newtown Rd., Chapeltown.
(Sons of William Johnson, wholesale fruit merchant.) Both sons are
fruit brokers in the Leeds Market. Oak Villa, Newton Road, Leeds,
in 1906.
3987. Kent, Ernest Andrews, 23 Nov., 1879 — Rev. A. Kent,
Church Road, Armley,
1893. 3«» Term.
3988. Barber, Edw. Percival, April 21, 1879 — Mr. J. A. Barber,
Butterley House, Hunslet.
(Son of Joseph H. Barber, works manager at Airedale Foundry.)
Apprenticed to engineering. South African War. Imperial Yeomanry.
3989. Brown,WalterRavenhill, June7, '^^3 — H.Brown, Esq.,
Eldon House, Woodhouse Lane.
(Son of Henry Brown.) A printer. Eldon House, Leeds, in 1903.
3990. Cook, Harold Harrison Hall, Jan. 22, 1882 \ tt tt r ^,
3991. Cook, Henry Wilfrid Hall, Feb. 4, 1884 / ^' ^- ^^^'
Esq., 37, M' Preston.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 313
3992. Kitson. Herbert, March 19, 1880 | j^r. B. Kitson, Moor
3993. Kitson, Benj. Percy, July 19, 1882 J '
Cottage, Upper Armley.
Sons of Benjamin Kitson, a cloth finisher (T. & B. Kitson).
Herbert Kitson. A clothier. The Woodlands, Stainbeck Lane, Chapel
Allerton.
Benjamin Percy Kitson. A professional violinist. The Woodlands (as
above).
3994. Mallandaine, Francis , Herbert, July 30, 1875 \ jj h
3995. Mallandaine, Arthur Duncan, July 16, 1880 /
Mallandaine, Esq., Lifton House.
Sons of Henry Hawkes Mallandaine, Surveyor of Taxes.
Francis Herbert Mallandaine. Left 1S95. Bechuanaland Police. Died
of fever in South Africa, 7th May, 1899.
Arthur Duncan Mallandaine. Articled in 1898 to John Harding & Son,
Architects and Surveyors, Salisbury; with Leman & Bayard, South-
ampton. Fairlawn, Chandler's Ford, near Southampton, in 1906.
3996. Palmer, Augustus George, Oct. 3, 1882 — T. W. Palmer,
Esq., 8, Marlboro' Terrace, Belle Vue R**.
(Son of Thomas William Palmer.) A stationer with Goodall & Suddick,
Leeds. Quarrington House, Harrogate, in 1904.
3997- Sawday, Harry Burt Ij^ .
3998. Sawday, Tom Trevor J ^^^- "' '^79-
Rev. C. B. Sawday (S. Parade Chapel), 9, Clarendon
Place.
Sons of Rev. Charles Burt Sawday.
Harry Burt Sawday. A dental surgeon. L.D.S., R.C.S. Eng. 1901.
86, North End, Croydon, and 97, Angell Road, Brixton, in 1903.
Tom Trevor Sawday. An architect Briarwood, Springfield Road,
Leicester, in 1903.
3999. Williamson, Ellis, Feb. 10, 1883 — E. Williamson, Esq.,
Hillary Place.
^Son of Ellis Williamson.) With his father at Knottingley Flour Mills
(and Doncaster), in 1903.
4000. Wolff, Fred. Ernest Clifford, Feb. 20, 1883— Mr. F.Wolff,
31, S^ Mathias St., Burley, Leeds.
1894. I" Term.
4001. Brayshay, Walter Beldon,July 26, 1882 ^ ^ «»
4002. Brayshay, George Harold, May 15, 1884 j *
Brayshay, 62, Victoria R*, Headingley.
Sons of Walter Brayshay.
Walter Beldon Brayshay. A commercial traveller.
George Harold Brayshay. A cashier. 50, Victoria Road, Headingley,
in 1906.
4003. Clark, Charles Ernest, April 4, 1881 \ ^ n t
4004. Clark, Walter Herbert, March 10, 1883 J ^^^' ^^^^^y
7, Moorland Road.
Sons of James P. Clark. A draper.
Charles Ernest Clark. A chartered accountant. 24, Bond Street, Leeds.
Walter Herbert Gark. Reading for Solicitors' Final Examination in 1906.
314 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4005. Hauptmann, Robert Beverley, May 31, 1883 — R.
Hauptmann, Esq., 27, Cromer Terrace.
r. July, 1901. Yorkshire College — Science Department. Imperial
Yeomanry, South African War, 1902. Natal Mounted Police in 1904.
4006. Heald, George Famville, Dec. 14, 1884 — G. H. Heald,
Esq., 14, Hanover Square.
(Son of George Henry Heald, M.R.CS.) An electrical engineer with
Fairbairn & Co., Wellington Foundry, Leeds, in 1906.
4007. Hess, Arthur Frank, Nov. 14, 1884 — D' Hess, i. North
Hill Rd, Headingley.
(Son of Dr. Adolph Hess.) To Rugby School until 1902, then Lincoln
College, Oxford. 22, The Crescent, Filey, in 1905.
4008. Lubelski, Louise, March 29, 1882 — Mr. D. Lubelski,
13, Victoria Place, Camp Road.
Louis (son of David) Lubelski. Apprenticed to a tailor. Died 3rd Oct.,
1902, at Birmingham.
4009. Sadler, Henry William, April 5, 1879 — Mr. H. W. Sadler
(149, Belle Vue R**), subsequently Woodsley Rd.
(Son of Henry W. Sadler, an engineer in the service of the Great
Northern Railway Company.) Educated as a dvil engineer, but his
health gave way. 20, Birchington Road, Crouch End, N.
4010. Simpson, Thomas Ashton, May 11, 1884 — ^E. Simpson,
Esq., 28, Kensington Terrace, Hyde Park.
401 1. Richardson, John Stocks, Oct. 30, 1884 — ^J. Richardson,
Esq., Methley Park, Leeds.
University of Leeds, B.Sc. 1906. Well Royd, Rawdon, in 1906.
4012. Townend, John, May 7, 1883 — Mr. J. Townend, Park
House, Seacroft.
(Son of John Townend, and brother of Nos. 3575 and 3732.) Farming
at Seacroft in 1906.
Scholars.
4013. Fairfoot, Robert, Aug. 31, 1881 — Mr. R. Fairfoot,
27, Winfield St.
A chemist's assistant with Goodall, Backhouse & Co., Leeds. 12, Kelsall
Terrace, Burley Lodge Road, Leeds, in 1906.
4014. Marsland, Frank, Oct. 3, 1880— Mr. H. R. Marsland,
10, Caledonian R**.
(Son of Herbert Robert Marsland.) r. after five years. A timber
merchant (J. Marsland & Sons, 34, Lisbon Street). 10, Caledonian Road,
Leeds, in 1906.
4015. Thorp, Reginald, March 4, 1882 — Mr. J. Thorp,
114, Kirkstall Rd.
(Son of Joseph Thorp, ironmonger, and brother of No. 3976.) Govern-
ment Telegraphs, Durban, Natal, South Africa, in 1906.
4016. Rump, Arthur, Feb. 25, 1881 — Mr. Philemon Rump,
49, Wellclose M*^.
Arthur Minns Rump. A lithographic artist. 2, Normandy Villas,
Wealdstone, Middlesex, in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 315
2"«* Term, 1894.
4017. Andrews, Harry Aug 21, 1882 | j^ j Andrews,
4018. Andrews, Hugh, July 17, 1884 / -^ '
21, Victoria Terrace, Clarendon Rd., Leeds.
Sons of Joseph Andrews, a traveller, 21, Victoria Terrace, Belle Vue
Road.
4019. Bostock, Frank, April 30, 1879 — W. Pollard, Esq.
(uncle), Gledhow Grange.
No information obtainable.
4020. Chappell, Robert Kingsley, Nov. 29, 1884 — G« Chappell,
Esq., 5, St. Chad's Mt., Far Headingley.
(Son of George Chappell, formerly of Headingley, afterwards of Beech
Lawn, Waterloo, Liverpool.) LL.B. Liverpool. Articled to Light-
bound & Co., Solicitors, Liverpool, in 1906. '
4021. Glover, Arthur Frederick, Aug. 7, 1883 — D. R. Glover,
Esq., 16, College Road.
(Son of Davis Richards Glover, No. 1943.) Articled to Newsam & Gott,
Land Surveyors, Leeds. Freshfield, North Hill Road, Headingley,
in 1904.
4022. Hauptmann, Adolph Henry, Dec. 12, 1884 — R.
Hauptmann, Esq., 27, Cromer Terrace.
r. Dec, 1 901. Reporter, Y^kshire Post, 53, Springfield Place, Leeds,
in 1904.
4023. Matthews, Bernard, May 7, 1885 — Rev. J. H.D.Matthews.
(Son of Rev. John Henry Dudley Matthews.) Shrewsbury School;
Pembroke College, Cambridge ; Shoolbred Scholar.
4024. Middleton, William Burton, April 16, 1882 — Mr. W. T.
Middleton, 143, Briggate.
(Son of William Thomas Middleton, jeweller. ) To Giggleswick School.
An electrical engineer, Birmingham Tramways, Yardley. The Cottage,
Milton Crescent, South Yardley, in 1904.
4025. Richardson,GuyBernard, June 21, 1883 — C. Richardson,
Esq., Wintoun House, Leeds. Left July, 1902.
Reading for Civil Service appointment. Brook ville, Roundhay, in 1903.
4026. Thorp, Grerald Dixon, July 21, 1883 — A. Thorp, Esq.,
29, Lyddon Terrace.
An analytical chemist in 1904.
1894. 3«* Term.
4027. Bolton, Percy Thomas, 6 May, i88o^Mrs. Dodgson
(Guardian), 62, Queen's R**, Headingley.
(Son of Thomas Bolton, of Calcutta.) A veterinary surgeon in Greece
in 1906.
4028. Day, Lionel, 5 Dec., 1877 \ ^ ^v ^
4029. Day, Benjamin Cecil, 30 April, 1880 / ^' ^^^' ^^^''
Shafton, Barnsley. [With Miss Day (Aunt), 24,
Shoolebroke Place.]
Lionel (son of Benjamin) Day. Auctioneer and valuer. 5, Regent Square,
Doncaster, in 1903.
Benjamin Cecil Day. Yorkshire College, Victoria University. A dyer.
49, Keigbley Road, Skipton, in 1903.
3l6 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4030. Evans, Norman de Lacy, 2 1 Feb., 1883 — Rev. W. de Lacy
Evans, S* Andrew's Vicarage.
Yorkshire College, 1899. A chartered accountant, May, 1905. St.
Andrew's Vicarage, Leeds.
4031. Flower, Robin Ernest William, 16 Oct., 1881 — M. C. W.
Flower, Esq., 2, Well Field Place, North Lane,
Headingley.
Pembroke College, Oxford. Scholar ; 1st Class Mods. 1901 ; 1st Class
Lit. Hum. 1905.
4032. Middlebrough, John Nordin, 16 April, 1879 — G. R.
Middlebrough, Esq., South Milford,
(Brother of No. 4281.) A brewer and maltster at South Milford (John
Middlebroi^h & Son) in 1904.
4033. Pickles, William Norman, 6 May, ? 1885 — D' Pickles,
105, Camp Road.
Tendon University, 1902, Leeds Infirmary Scholarship. 105, Camp
Road, Leeds.
4034. Rowe, Richard Herbert, 13 July, 1883 — G. Herbert
Rowe, Esq., Lyddon Hall, Leeds.
2nd Lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery, 31 July, 1902 ; Lieutenant,
31 July, 1905.
4035. Slater, Tom Overend, 9 Sep., 1881 — Mrs. Slater,
Eversley, Grove Road, Headingley.
(Son of Tom Slater, and brother of No. 4062. ) Living at Backden in
Wharfedale in 1906.
4036. Sanderson, George, 7 April, 1884 — Mr. H. A. Sanderson,
4, Camp Road.
Henry Alan Sanderson kept the Corporation Hotel in 1890. His son
George lived at Ladywell, Roundhay, in 1906.
4037. Taylor, Percy, 18 May, 1881 Taylor, Esq.,
13, Bainbrigge Road, Headingley.
John Percival (son of Enos) Taylor. Manager Silkstone and Haigh
Moor Collieries.
4038. Thompson, Norman D'Arcy, 31 Oct., 1883 — Rev. F. D.
Thompson, 17, Tanfield St.
(Son of Rev. Francis Daniel Thompson, and brother of Nos. 2906, 3439,
and 3696.) Paymaster's Department, R.N. H.M.S. Renown in 1903.
4039. Wilkinson, David, 7 Oct., 1881 \ Mr T G Wilkinson
4040. Wilkinson, Robert, 18 March, 1884 / ^r. i.ur. wuKinson,
Garforth House, Domestic S*, Holbeck.
4041. Spicer, Henry Newell, 18 Feb., 1882 — Mrs. Spicer,
147, Belle Vue R**.
Henry Revell Spicer (son of Henry Revell Spicer, of Brighton). A clerk.
5, St. John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
4042. Eddison, George Marsden, 2 Nov., 1883 — Mrs. Eddison,
18, Springfield Place.
In the London City and Midland Bank, Leeds. 16, Alexander Crescent,
Ilkley.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 317
4043. Butler, Basil Harding, 20 June, 1884 — E. Butler, Esq.,
Kepstom, Kirkstall.
(Son of Ambrose Edmund Butler.) At Kirkstall Forge. Kepstom,
Kirkstall, in 1903.
1895. I** Term.
4044. Brown, Harry Clifford, 16*** June, 1885 — ^A. Brown, Esq.,
33, CliflF Road.
(Son of Alfred Brown). In the Union of London and Smiths Bank,
Leeds, in 1906.
4045. Carrack, Thomas, 21 Oct., 1882 — Mr. W. Carrack,
20, Rowland Terrace, Dewsbury R**.
(Son of William Carrack.) Corresponding and confidential clerk King's
Acre Nurseries. Briarwood, Cotterell Street, Hereford, in 1905.
4046. Dal ton, Robert W*°, 5 April, 1882 — Rev. E. Dalton,
16, Cambrian Terrace, Holbeck.
(Son of Rev. Edwin Dalton.) A clerk in the Board of Trade,
Commercial Intelligence Branch. 72, Burton Road, Brixton, in 1904.
4047. Gothorp, Sydney, 27 March, 1881 — Mrs. Gothorp,
76, Cameron St.
Sydney Goldthorpe. A commercial traveller. 61, Pottergate Street,
Norwich, in 1906.
4048. Kaye, Sidney Charles, 30 April, 1881 — Mr. E, Kaye,
20, Algeria S*, Beeston Hill.
(Son of Esaias Kaye.) In the office of Fairbaim, Lawson, Combe,
Barbour, Ltd., Wellington Foundry, Leeds. 27, Darfield Place, Leeds,
in 1905.
4049. Kent, William, 28 March, 1882 — Mr. J. G. Kent,
163, Cranbrook Terrace, Beeston Hill.
(Son of John George Kent, secretary of Walter Scott Ltd., Leeds Steel
Works.) An assistant blast furnace manager at the Leeds Steel Works
in 1900.
4050. Kirkby, Reginald, 31 Oct., 1879 — R. Kirkby, Esq.,
Springfield M*^.
(Son of Herbert Kirkby, No. 2169.) With the Horsfall Destructor
Company, Leeds. Banfield, Halton, in 1904.
4051. Loe, Richard Scarborough, 4 Nov., 1883 — ^J. S. Loe,
Esq., Ashbourne, Chapeltown Rd.
(Son of James Scarborough Loe, No. 1004 an/e, and brother of No.
3714.) With Messrs. Greenwood & Batley, Engineers, Leeds. No. 31,
Oakwood Avenue, Roundhay, in 1905.
4052. Lister, Norman, 25 June, 1884 — E. J. Lister, Esq., Roe
Head, Mirfield.
(Brother of Nos. 3901, 3902, and 4278.) Articled to an architect,
but a bank clerk in 1905.
4053. de Macedo, Francis Joseph Henry, 2 April, 1884 — J. A.
de Macedo, Esq., Leventhorpe Hall.
(Son of Joaquim Antonio de Macedo, and brother of Nos. 3943 and
3952.) Leventhorpe Hall in 1905.
31 8 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4054. Monkman, Matthew, 23 May, 1883 — Mrs. Monkman,
29, Regent Park Terrace.
A brother of Nos. 3888 and 3889.
4055. Peake, Hilton Oswald, 2 Oct., 1 881— Mr. A. H. W.
Peake, i. Belle Vue Terrace, Clarendon Rd.
(Son of Alfred Henry William Peake.) A clerk in the Health Depart-
ment, Leeds. 12, Royal Park Mount, Leeds, in 1905.
4056. Spencer, Harry, 28 Nov., 1884 — ^J. Spencer, Esq.,
30, Vernon R«*.
In Berlin in 1904.
4057. Tempest, Percy David, 27 Sep., 1881 — ^D. Tempest, Esq.,
12, Blenheim M*.
(Son of David Tempest, and brother of No. 4289.) A shorthand writer
(Tempest, Toothill & Tempest). School of Shorthand, Park Lane,
Leeds, in 1906.
2"^ Term, 189s
4058. Barker, Albert Lawrence — Mr. A. Barker, The Lodge,
Bramley.
Enlisted in the army, and then went with his family to Winnip^.
4059. Brown, Norman Blyth Ravenhill, 5 Jan., 1887 — H.
Brown, Esq., Eldon House, Leeds.
r. 1904. With Marshall & Snelgrove, Ltd., Silk Mercers, Bond Street,
Leeds, in 1905.
4060. Horsfield, George, 19 April, 1882 \ r m Horsfield
4061. Horsfield, Charles S., 12 Sep., 1884/ * ' '
Esq., West Garth, Meanwood.
Sons of Richard Marshall Horsfield, No. 2490 ante, and brothers of
Nos. 3930, 41 12, and 4224.
Geoi^e Horsfield. An architect.
Charles Smart Horsfield. In the National Provincial Bank, Leeds, in
1904. Entered again. (See No. 4233.)
4062. Slater, Frank Overend — Mrs. T. Slater, Eversley, Grove
Rd., Headingley.
(Brother of No. 4035.) Living at Buckden in Wharfedale in 1906.
4063. Smith, Herbert James, i July, 1878 \ t> ^ q-
4064. Smith, Charles Thruxton, 28 Jan., 1881 j ^^^' ^- ^"
Smith, 29, Clarendon Place.
Sons of Rev. Thomas Thistlethwaite Smith.
Herbert James Smith. Leeds Medical School, 1896-99. Vol. Imperial
Yeomanry, 1899. South African War, 1900-3. Lieutenant 39th Bat.
Imperial Yeomanry, 12 Feb., 1902. Grand Trunk Survey, Canada,
1906. Died at Vermilion, Alberta, Canada, 6 Aug., 1906.
Charles Thruxton Smith. Army Pay Department, Singapore, in 1906.
4065. Thorp, Harold White, 31 Oct., 1884 — ^A. Thorp, Esq.,
29, Lyddon Terrace. Left 1902*.
(Son of Alfred Thorp.) An engineer in 1904.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 319
3rd Term, 189s
4066. Albrecht, Siegfried Adolph, 11 — Son of M. H. E.
Albrecht, Springwood Road^ Roundhay.
(Son of Martin Henry Edmund Albrecht.) Wholesale clothier. Lakeside,
Roundhay, in 1906.
4067. Braithwaite, Oswald Langley, 11 — ^W. Braithwaite,
S* George's Terrace, Leeds.
(Son of Walter Braithwaite, of St. George's Terrace, Headingley.) With
Tannett, Walker & Co. Ltd., Engineers, Hunslet, in 1903.
4068. Chute, Reginald Arthur John, 11 — Rev. J. Chute,
S* Jude's Vicarage, Leeds.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner ; Squire Scholar ; 3rd
Class Classical Mods. 1905.
4069. Clarke, Francis Eagle, 10 — F. E. Clarke, Majrfield,
S* Michael's Rd., Leeds.
(Son of Francis Edward Clarke, a solicitor.) Articled to his father
in 1905.
4070. Farrar, Ernest Bristow, 11 — Rev. C. D. Farrar, The
Vicarage, Micklefield. Left Ap., 1903.
(Son of Charles Druce Farrar.) A.R.C.O. 1903; organist, Micklefield
Church, 1904; Open Scholarship Royal College of Music, Feb., 1905;
Sir Arthur Sullivan Prize, Easter, 1906.
4071. Francis, Matthew Arnold, Nov. 14***, 1883 — M. Francis,
Old Hall, Halkyn, Holy Well. Left July, 1902.
London School of Mines. First in ist Class Final Examination, 1905.
4072. Gill, Harry, Jan. 2g^\ 1881 — ^Jonathan Gill, Coach &
Horses, EUand Rd., Hunslet.
The father was afterwards of the Falcon Inn, Micklegate, York.
4073. Jackson, Gerald Priestley, 26*** December, 1884 — G. W.
Jackson, 20, S* John's Terrace, Leeds.
An electrician. 20, St. John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1903.
4074. Lambert, C)n41 Claude, July i, 1882 — Rev. C. A.
Lambert, Weeton Vic, Harewood.
(Son of Rev. Claude Alfred Lambert.) With Mann*s Patent Steam Cart
and Wagon Company, Ltd., Pepper Road, Hunslet, in 1905.
4075. Kerr Smith, Ruthvin William Robert, July 31"*^, 1883.
The Rev. W. Kerr Smith, Middleham Rectory.
(Son of the Rev. William Kerr Smith, Vicar of Catterick.) In the Bank
of Barclay & Co., at Middlesbrough. 53, Douglas Terrace, Middles-
brough, in 1906.
4076. Savage, Charles, 9*^** Oct., 1882 — ^Tom Savage, Doncaster
Road, Barnsley.
At one time a clerk in a tailor's shop in Sheffield. 1 10, Cope Street,
Barnsley, in 1906.
4077. Snowdon, Henry Frederick, March 23"*, 1884 — ^The Rev.
R. K. Snowdon, Ledsham Vicarage.
(Son of No. 1514 an/e.) Passed into Sandhurst, 1902. Articled to
Snowdon, Meredith & Hubbersty, Leeds. Roxburgh, Harrogate, in 1903.
320 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4078. Wiley, Harry Anderson, 30 Aug., 1880 — Alexander
Wiley, 37, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds.
Brother of No. 3763.
4079. Williamson, Norman, March 29^*^, 1884 — Ellis William-
son, Hillary Lodge, Leeds. Left July, 1902.
Articled to Armitage & Norton, Accountants, Bradford, 1902. Living
at Roundbay in 1903.
4080. Witting, Charles Aubrey, Nov. 2g^\ 1884 — C. F. Witting,
31, Louis Street, New Leeds.
Serving as an officer on a merchant vessel in 1 905.
!•* term, /96.
4081. Bolton, Reginald Chambers, 11 — Son of T. Bolton,
Calcutta.
(Son of Thomas Bolton, of Calcutta). Bom 11 Aug., 1885. Wakefield
Grammar School, and King*s College, London. In the office of the
London County Council in 1906.
4082. Dobson, Laurence Parkinson, 6^** August, 1884 — Son of
J. W. Dobson, The Elms, Garforth.
(Son of James William Dobson. At Garforth Colliery, 1900. With
Halifax Commercial Bank, 1902. The Elms, Garforth, in 1903.
4083. Greaves, Reginald Sowray, April 27^, 1885 — S. B. T.
Greaves, 10, Grange Avenue, Chapeltown Road.
(Son of Samuel Bailey Turner Greaves, an artist, and brother of Nos. 4174
and 4251). r. July, 1903. Keble College, Oxford, 1903. B.A 1906.
Junior master at Ilkley Grammar School prior to ordination, in 1906.
4084. Heald, William Gordon, Jan. ig*^**, 1886 |
4085. Heald, Jerome Ruenest, April, 1887 — Left June, 1902 J
G. H. Heald, 14, Hanover Square.
Sons of George Henry Heald, M.R.C.S.
William Gordon Heald. Leeds School of Art Scholar. A black and
white artist. 14, Hanover Square, Leeds, in 1906.
Jerome Reunert Heald. An engineer with Hudswell, Clarke & Co.,
tack Lane, in 1906.
4086. Harding, E. L. — Mrs. Harding, Hunslet.
Ernest Lincoln (son of the late Thomas) Harding. A clerk, Outwood,
near Wakefield, in 1904.
4087. Kirkby, Everard Oldham, 23"* May, 1883 — Herbert
Kirkby, 23, Springfield Mount.
Everard Oldman Kirkby (son of No. 2169). With the Horsfall Destructor
Company, Leeds. Banfield, Halton, in 1904.
4088. Mortimer, G. R., 13. \
4089. Mortimer, Victor Emanuel, 28^** May, 1884. J
Sons of Mrs. Mortimer, 53, M* Preston.
Ranching in Canada.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 32 1
4090. Munro, Hector, August 2"^, 1881. ^
4091. Munro, Patrick, Oct: 9*^1883. Left July, 1902. [School >
Exhib: Hist. Schol., Ch. Ch. Oxford.] 3
Sons of Patrick Munro, 35, Park Row, Leeds.
Hector Munro. Articled to an accountant. 6, Connaught Avenue,
Chingford, Essex, in 1904.
Patrick Munro. Christ Church, Oxford. Exhibitioner, Michaelmas,
1902; 3rd Class Mods. 1904; 2nd Class History 1906. Captain
University Rugby Football Team. Egyptian Civil Service, 1906.
4092. Needham, E. J., 13 — ^J. Needham, Leeds.
Edward John Needham. Surveyor in the British Law Fire Insurance
Office. Brandon Cottage, Hanover Square, Leeds, in 1906.
4093. Procter, Percy Halliday, 25**^ Aug: 1884 — W. S. Procter,
II, Buckingham MS Headingley.
II, Buckingham Mount, Headingley, in 1903.
4094. Roberts, Henry William, Oct. Io*^ 1882 — F. Roberts,
3, Cromer Road.
(Son of Frederick Roberts, and brother of No. 4148.) With the Royal
Insurance Company, Park Row, Leeds. 14, IloUin Lane, Far Head-
ingley, in 1903.
4095. Ross, Charles Thomas, July 3o^^ 1882 \ jr^^^ p*^.^
4096. Ross, Henry, 18 March, 1884 J ^^"^ ^^^^'
69, Sholebrook Avenue, Chapeltown Road, Leeds.
Charles Thomas Ross. With his father, an oil and colour merchant,
26 and 27, Trinity Street, Leeds.
Henry Ross. Articled to Mr. G. W. Atkinson, Architect, Leeds (No.
2615). Assistant Architect, Shanghai Corporation, 1905.
4097. Sanderson, Charley, Dec. 27'**, 1885 — ^Left Dec., 1902.
H. A. Sanderson, 4, Camp Road, Leeds.
Charles (third son ^ of Henry Alan) Sanderson. Died 13 July, 1905;
aged 19.
4098. Seaton, Hugh John Annand, Nov. 10***, 1882 1 ^ j .
4099. Seaton, Alexander Adam, June 25^**, 1884 / ^^* J* '^*
Seaton, Cleckheaton Vicarag^e.
Hugh John Annand (son of Rev. John Abdiel) Seaton. Christ's College,
Cambridge, 1901. B.A. 1904. Wells Theological College.
Alexander Adam Seaton (son of above). Left July, 1903. Pembroke
College, Cambridge. Scholar 1903, and School Exhibitioner; ist Class
(2nd Div.) Classical Tripos, 1906.
4100. Stirk, G. B., 13 — W. Stirk, Leeds.
The father lived at 71, Grosvenor Terrace, and was at one time a clerk
in the National Provincial Bank of England.
4101. Sykes, William Henry, March 29'^ 1885 — ^W. Sykes,
St. Mary's Road, Newton Park, Leeds. Belmont,
Starbeck.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner 1903.
4102. Walsh, R. H., 13 — ^J. Walsh, Leeds.
Robert Hedley (son of Joseph) Walsh. B.Sc. (London) 1905. Assistant
Master under West Riding Education Committee. 26, St. John's
Avenue, Leeds, in 1906.
U
^22 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4103. Watson, Herbert, Jan. 2o'^ 1881— T. Watson,
5, Brudenell Mount, Royal Park Road, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Watson, Bookseller, Commercial Street.) With the
London City and Midland Banking Company, Leeds. Ashleigh, Hyde
Park Road, Leeds, in 1906.
2"«* term, 1896.
4104. Dobson, D. F. — Son of Dr. Dobson, Burley, Leeds.
Donald Frederick Dobson, Medical Student, I^eds University, in 1906.
4105. Lake, C. — Mrs. Lake, Hunslet.
4106. Robinson, Charles Blakey, 14'** May, 1879 — Mrs.
Robinson, Stonyhurst, Roundhay.
With Owen & Robinson, Ltd., Jewellers and Pawnbrokers, Leeds,
in 1904.
4107. Robinson, James Arthur, 11^ May, 1883.
(Brother of No. 4106.) An architect. No address in 1904.
4108. Spencer, Maurice, May 22°^, 1886 — ^James Spencer,
30, Vernon Road.
In Berlin in 1904.
3"^** term, 1896.
4109. Braithwaite, Edward R., June 5'*^, 1885— Mrs. Braith-
waite, St. George's Terrace, Headingley.
Edward Wrigley (son of Walter) Braithwaite. Yorkshire College
Medical Department in 1903.
41 10. Cooke, Charles Harold, Sep: 28*^**, 1883 — (mother) Mrs.
John Walker, Garth House, Springfield Mount.
S3, Spencer Place, Leeds, in 1906.
41 1 1. Cockerill, John, Nov. 16, 1884 — Rev. J. Cockerill,
224, Burley Road, Leeds.
(Son of Rev. James Walter Cockerill, formerly Curate of Burley, now
Vicar of Kettlewell.) An engineer.
41 12. Horsfield, Alan Gervase, March 9'**, 1885 — R. M.
Horsfield, West Garth, Meanwood.
(Son of Richard Marshall Horsfield, No. 2490, and brother of Nos.
3930> 4060, 4061, and 4224.) An electrical engineer.
41 13. Hepworth, Norris, 25 June, 1884 \ vr r Henworth
41 14. Hepworth, CliflFord, 6^^ April, 1888 /^- ^- nepvvortn,
Torridon, Headingley Hill.
(Sons of Norris Rhodes Hepworth.) With J. Hepworth & Son, Limited,
wholesale clothiers, Leeds. Torridon, Headingley Hill, in 1906.
41 15. Ibbitson, Herbert W., Oct: 3«i, 1882— T. D. Ibbitson,
100, Cardigan Road.
Herbert Wormald Ibbitson. A woollen manufacturer, 33, York Place,
Leeds. 100, Cardigan Road, in 1904.
41 16. Jackson, George, Nov. 3"*, 1884 — Richard Jackson,
92, Cardigan Road.
(Son of Richard Jackson, Bookseller, Commercial Street, Leeds.) A
bookseller and publisher. Commercial Street. 11, Spring Road, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 323
41 17. Kerr, Evelyn Robert Collow, le**" July, 1881— J. C.
Kerr, 34, Spencer Place, Leeds.
(Son of John Collow Kerr, and brother of No. 4138.) Articled to
Butterfield & Hartman, Accountants, Bradford. Elm View, Huddersfield
Road, Halifax, in 1903.
41 18. Mellish, Allan Hopton, 2**^ Feb., 1884 — Andrew
Mellish, Ingleside, Cardigan Road.
With general warehousemen. 89, Silver Royd Hill, Wortley, in 1903.
41 1 9 Smith, P. Flood, 11 \ Left Dec, 1903.
4120. Smith, G. Flood, 9 J Left Dec, 1903.
Sons of A. Smith, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds.
Philip Flood (son of Albert) Smith. For a time in the bank ot Messrs.
. Beckett & Co., Leeds; learning farming at Ivy House, Lusby Spilsby,
in 1906.
Gerald Flood (son of Albert) Smith. With Messrs. William Lupton and
Co., Woollen Manu&cturers, Leeds. 35, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds, in 1904.
41 2 1. Spink, Frank, Aug: 29*^*^, 1884. Left Dec, 1902. "i
4122. Spink, Laurence, Jan. i6*\ 1886. Left Ap., 1903. J
Stepfather, H. H. Dawson, 4, St. Chad's Hill, Leeds.
Frank (son of the late William) Spink. Chadhurst, Springfield Avenue,
Harrogate. No occupation in 1904.
4123. Shaw, Charles Percy, March 8***, 1884 \ C. Shaw, Thom-
4124. Shaw, Frank M., June 2"**, 1882 J leigh, Armley.
Sons of Charles Shaw.
Charles Percy Shaw. Pennsylvania Technical School, U.S.A.; learning
woollen manufacture in 1904.
Frank M. Shaw. A commercial traveller. South African War;
Imperial Yeomanry.
4125. Ward, Edmund Sykes, 11*** March, 1887 — E. Ward,
19, Bainbrigge Road, Headingley.
(Son of Edmund Ward, a solicitor — Ward & Sons, Bank Street.) Articled
to his &ther.
4126. Waud, Samuel Wilkes, May 15***, 1886 — Grandmother,
Mrs. Waud, 33, Brookfield Road, Headingley.
(Son of Samuel Wilkes Waud, of Buenos Ayres.) With John Fowler
and Co. Ltd., Engineers, Hunslet.
LEEDS
GRAMMAR
SCHOOL
REGISTER.
Entry Book
and
Regfister,
1897 —
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 327
Order. First Term, 1897.
4127. (2) Archbold, Percival Henry, ?ii, March, 1896 — Mr. J.
Archbold, 79, Brudenell Road.
(Son of John Archbold.) An electrical engineer with the Newcastle- on-
Tyne Electric Supply Company in 1906.
4128. (6) lUingworth, Oswald, 9, 21** Oct., 1896— Mr. E. A.
lUingworth, 2S, Clarendon Place.
(Son of Edward Abraham lUingworth.) Corpus Christi College, Cam-
bridge. Mathematical Scholar and School Exhibitioner, Jan., 1906.
4129. (8) Pickles, Clifford Crawshaw, 10, Oct. 7, 1896 — Mr.
J.J. Pickles, 105, Camp Road. r. July, 1902.
(Son of John Jagger Pickles.) Yorkshire College, Medical Department
4130. (9) Sanderson, Alan, 9, 5 March, 1896— Mr. H. A.
Sanderson, 4(a), Camp Road, & Ladywell,
Roundhay. r. Mar., 1904. (Horse Dealer.)
(Son of Henry Alan Sanderson.) Ladywell, Roundhay, in 1906.
41 31. (11) Wolstenholme, John Frederick, 13, 26 Nov., 1896.
4132. {12) Wolstenholme, Frank, 11, 2 Dec, 1896 — Mr. J.
Wolstenholme, 7, St. John's Terrace.
Sons of Charles J. Wolstenholme.
John Frederick Wolstenholme. A draughtsman with the Horsfall
Destructor Company.
Frank Wolstenholme. An insurance clerk with the Sun Insurance
Company.
4133- (3) Barber, Cyril, 13, 30th July, 1896 — Mr. E. Barber,
14, Cromer Terrace. (Lane. Scholar.)
(Son of Elijah Barber.) From Carlton Hill Board School. Articled
to a solicitor. LL.B. (Lond.) 1905. 14, Cromer Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
4134. (i) Andrews, Herbert Vincent, 13, Sep. 22^ 1896 — Mr. R.
Andrews, 16, M' Preston. (Scholar.)
(Son of Richard Andrews.) From St. George's School. Representative
of Cohen & Josephy, of Leeds. In Toronto in 1906.
4135* (5) Gaunt, Bernard Arthur, 12, Aug. 13, 1896 — Mr.W. M.
Gaunt, 9, Haddon Place, Burley. (Scholar.)
(Son of William Milner Gaunt.) From Central Higher Grade School.
Accountant's Clerk (City Treasurer's Office). 9, St. Ann's Avenue,
Burley, Leeds, in 1906.
4136. (10) Swaine, Charles Leonard, 13, June 16, 1896 — Mr.
W. H. Swaine, 8, Hyde Terrace. (Scholar.)
(Son of William Henry Swaine. ) From St. George's School. A cashier.
Alma House, Vernon Road, Leeds, in 1906.
4137- (4) Clarke, Charles Percival Baylden, 12, Feb., 1896.
Mr. F. P. Clarke, 12, Tree Lawn Place, Headingley.
(Scholar.)
C. P. Bayldon (son of Frank P.) Clarke. From Headingley School.
A telegraphist and sorter, G.P.O., Leeds. 37, Cedar Avenue, Armley,
n 1904.
4138. (7) Kerr, Ian, 9, June 20, 1896 — Mr. J. C. Kerr, Milton
Lodge, Grove Road.
(Son of John Collow Kerr, and brother of No. 41 17-) Studying for a
commercial career abroad, probably Malay, in 1906.
328 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
2* Term, 1897.
4139. Addison, Lionel Farquharson, 11, March 26, 1897.
r.July, 1904.
4140. Addison, George Stewart, 10, April 16, 1897 — Rev. J. S.
Addison, St. Martin's Vicarage, Potternewton.
Sons of Rev. James Salmon Addison, now rector of Newchurch-in-
Rossendale (1906).
Lancelot Farquharson Addison. Durham University, 1906.
George Stewart Addison, Bom 8th April, 1887. Still at School in 1906.
4 14 1. Firth, Joseph George Tathara, 9, June 20, 1896 — Mrs.
Firth, Springfield Mount.
(Son of the late Joseph Firth Bottomlcy Firth, LL.B., M.P. for
Dundee, who died in 15S9.) Still at School, 1906.
4142. Frobisher, James Hebbleth waite Martin, 1 1 , Oct, 1 1 , 1 896.
r.July, 1903. York Coll.
4143. Frobisher, Neville Clive Martin, 10, Feb. 9, 1897 — Mr.
M. W. Frobisher, 13, S^ Mark's Terrace, Woodhouse
Lane.
Sons of William Martin Frobisher, M.R.C.S., No. 2288 an//.
James Hebblethwaite Martin Frobisher. A medical student at the
University of Leeds. 24, Monkbridge Road, Headingley, in 1906.
Neville Clive Martin Frobisher. Still at School in 1906,
4144. Hodgson, Francis William Robert, 12, Dec. 3, 1896.
Mr. F. Hodgson, 23, S' John's Terrace.
(Son of Frederick Hodgson.) A carpet factor (Frederick Hodgson and
Sons.) 23, St. John's Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
4145. Lambert, Hugh John Lionel, 12, June 20, 1896 — Rev.
C. A. Lambert, The Vicarage, Weeton, Harewood.
r.July, 1902.
(Son of Rev. Claude Alfred Lambert.) With Mann's Patent Steam
Cart and Wagon Co. Ltd., Pepper Road, Hunslet, in 1905.
4146. Lumb, Richard, 10, May 28, 1896 — Mr. G. D. Lumb,
34, Clarendon Road. r. Ap., 1903.
(Son of George Denison Lumb, solicitor, 65, Albion Street, and brother
of No. 4279.) I^eds University, 1904-5. A mechanical engineering
student. With Mann's Patent Steam Cart and Wagon Co. Ltd.
31, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
4147. Perlman, Bernard Julius. 11, Dec. 20, 1896 — Mr. S.
Perlman, Brandon House, Shadwell. r. 1901.
(Son of Soloman Perlman.) Farming in South Africa. Langdale,
Kroonstad (Orange River Colony), in 1906.
4148. Roberts, Norman Frederick, 10, Nov. 17, 1896 — Mr. F.
Roberts, 3, Cromer Road.
(Son of Frederick Roberts, and brother of No. 4094.) A bank clerk
in I^eds. 14, Hollin Lane, Headingley.
4149. Potts, Robert Gowland, 10, Oct. 3, 1896 — Mr. R. Potts,
8, Providence Avenue, Woodhouse. r. July, 1903.
(Son of Robert Potu.) A chemist with Mr. Overend, Harehills Road,
Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 329
4150. Horsfield, Alfred Hubert, 14, Feb. 17, 1897 — Mr. H.
Horsfield, 23, Brunswick Place, r. 1901.
(Son of Henry HorsBeld.) Yorkshire College ; engineering. Assistant
electrical engineer, Uxbridge Electrical Supply Co. Ltd., in 1906.
415 1. Crofts, Ernest James, 11, March 3, 1897 — Rev. H. E.
Crofts, 21, Inglewood Terrace, r. Dec, 1904.
(Son of Rev. ^ugh Ernest Crofts.) Died 16 July, 1905, aged 19.
3^ Term, 1897.
4152. Angel, Henry, 13, July 14, 1897 — Mr. D. Angel,
^2, Northfield Square.
(Son of Behor Angel.) Woollen merchant and shipper. lo, York
Place, Leeds, in 1906.
4153. Forsyth, George, 12, June 23, 1897 — Nephew of Rev.
C. S. Forsyth, Far Headingley.
Nephew of Rev. Charles Sweeting Forsyth.
4154. Hammond, George Herbert, 10, Aug. 13, 1897 — Mr. G. T.
Hammond, 17, Brudenell Grove.
(Son of George Thomas Hammond, commercial traveller.) Still at the
School, but gained an Exhibition to Worcester College, Oxford, in
Jan., 1906.
4155. Heaton, Edward Copley, 12, Jan. 17, 1897 — Mr. W. C.
Heaton, Horsforth. r. June, 1902.
(Son of No. c 191, and brother of No. 417s-) Clerk at Armley Road
Ironworks, Leeds. Chadleigh, Harrogate, in 1906.
4 1 56. Hirsch, Herbert William, 9, April 6, 1 897 — Mr. A. Hirsch,
10, Spring Road, Headingley.
(Son of Albert Hirsch, now of Luckenwalde, in Germany.) In a
technical school in Germany (going to be an engineer) in 1906.
4157. Peck, Hubert Blackburn, 13, Sep. i, 1897 — Mr. W. Peck,
Fernhurst, Roundhay.
(Son of William Peck.) To Lausanne, and afterwards to Kiel. An
engineering student at Leeds University for two years. F*ernhurst,
Roundhay, in 1906.
4158. Stead, William, 11, March 18, 1897 — Stepson of Mr. J.
Menzies, 4, Woodsley Terrace, r. 1901.
In the office of Armitage & Norton, chartered accountants, East Parade,
Leeds, in 1906.
4159. Wilson, Reginald, 12, March 5, 1897 — Mr. G. Wilson,
69, Cowper St.
Reginald Binney (son of Gerald) Wilson. Articled to Mr. Walter
Rowley, mining engineer, Leeds ; his assistant in 1906. Leak Cottage,
Chapel AUerton.
i»* Term, 1898.
4160. Armstrong, Lionel, 10, Nov., 1897 — Rev. A. Armstrong,
277, Burley Road. r. Ap., 1903.
(Son of Rev. Alfred Armstrong, curate of Burley.) In Leeds Branch of
Barclay & Co.'s Bank. 277, Burley Road, Leeds, in 1906.
330 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4161. Brough, D. (Scholar), 12, Aug. 19, 1897 — Mr. Brough,
5, Chapel St., Headingley.
Tames Douglas (son of John) Brough. With Beckett & Co., Old Bank,
Leeds. 28, Grimthorpe Terrace, Headingley, in 1906.
4162. Calvert, J. W. (Scholar), 13, Sep. 22, 1897 — Mr. Calvert,
4, Granby Grove.
John William Calvert (son of Edward Johnson Calvert, gardener, and
brother of No. 4213). At St. Mark's College, Chelsea (to be an
elementary schoolmaster), in 1906.
4163. Calvert, Reginald CuUen, 9, April 3, 1897 — R. K.
Calvert, Esq., Charnwood, Far Headingley.
(Son of Rhodes Kennedy Calvert, Solicitor, and brother of No. 4263.)
r. 1906. Articled to his father.
4164. Connell, H. (Scholar), 13, Aug. 29, 1897 — Mr. Connell,
II, Lucas St., Delph Lane.
Henry Whitfield (son of Henry) Connell. In the Leeds office of the
Hand in Hand Insurance Co., in I904>
4165. Dalton, A. (Scholar), 12, May 8, 1897 — Inspector Dalton,
Milgarth S* Police Station.
Arthur Harold (son of Arthur) Dalton . A solicitor's clerk. lo, Claremont
Terrace, I^eds, in 1904.
4166. Jenkinson, Norman Henry, 13, June 15, 1897 — Mr. H.
Jenkinson, 3, Chestnut Avenue, Victoria Road. r. 1 90 1 .
(Son of Henry Jenkinson.) A lithographer with his father at 3, Grace
Street, Leeds, in 1906.
4167. Hine, Noel Austin Wade, 10, Nov. 25, 1897 — ^J. A. Hine,
Esq., 8, Osborne Terrace.
(Son of James Augustus Hine, Inspector of Factories.) Removed to a
private school, and then to Uppingham School. Articled in the office of
North & Sons, solicitors, 4, East Parade, Leeds, in 1906. Second
lieutenant 3rd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment in 1906.
4168. Parr, James Murray Webb, 9, April 8, 1897 — ^*r. J. Parr,
15, Cromer Terrace.
Son of Joseph Parr.
4169. Smith, Edmund Hastings, 1 1, Oct. 3, 1897 — Mr. H.Smith,
34, Chapel Lane, Headingley. r. July, 1903.
(Son of James H. Smith.) 34, Chapel Lane, Headingley, in 1906.
4170. Tavemer, C. F. (Lane. Scholar), 12, Feb. 26, 1897 — Mr.
Taverner, 1 2, Blomfield Place, Headingley.
Charles Frederick (son of Samuel) Taverner. A bank clerk. 7, Rochester
Terrace, Headingley, in 1906.
41 7 1. Arnold, Richard Oswald, 1 1, Feb.' 3, 1897 — Mrs. Arnold,
33, Lowerhead Row. r. Ap., 1903.
(Son of Edith Annie Arnold.) A bank clerk. 33, Ix>werhead Row,
Leeds, in 1906.
2^ Term, 1898.
4172. Beaumont, John Beecroft, 9, June 22, 1897 — Mr. J.
Beaumont, 4, Beech Grove Terrace.
(Son of James Beaumont, solicitor.) Articled to his father in 1905.
London University, 1905. 7, Woodhouse Cliflf, in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 33 1
4173. Fecht, Leonard Bernard, 13, Sep. 26, 1897 — Mr. A. E. R.
Fecht, 29, Clarendon Road. r. July, 1902.
(Son of Albrecht Edward Richard Fecht.) A clerk in Leeds. 137, Hyde
Park Road, Leeds, in 1906.
4174. Greaves, Samuel Sowray, 10, Feb., 1898 — Mr. S. B. T.
Greaves, 10, Grange Avenue, Chapeltown Road.
(Son of Samuel Bailey Turner Greaves, and brother of Nos. 4083 and
4251.) Leeds University, Medical Department, in 1906.
4175. Heaton, Frank Copley, 9, Sep. 10, 1897 — Mrs. Heaton,
Fieldhead, Horsforth. [Chadleigh, Harlow Tern,
Harrogate.] r. July, 1904.
(Son of No. G 191 , and brother of No. 4155.) A bank clerk. Chadleigh,
Harrogate, in 1906.
4176. Johnson, Roland Stanley, g, Dec. 17, 1897 — Mr. G. R.
Johnson, 177, Hyde Park Road. r. July, 1904.
(Son of George R. Johnson.) Learning the wholesale clothing trade
■ with Harrington & Fox, Leeds. 20, Manor Terrace, Headingley, 1906.
4177. Mozley, John Kenneth, 15, Jan. 8*^^ 1898 — J. R. Mozley,
Esq., Holly Bank, Headingley. r. July, 1902.
(Son of John Rickards Mozley.) Leavii^ Exhibitioner, Classical
Scholar, Pembroke Coll., Cambridge, 1901. Shoolbred Scholar;
B.A. 1905; 1st Class Classics. President of ihe Cambridge Union,
May, 1905. George Williams University Prize for Theology, 1906;
1st Class Theology, 1906. Pembroke Collie, Cambridge, 1906.
4178. Wilson, John Black Ferguson, 14, May 14, 1897.
4179. Wilson, James Pownall, 12, April 22, 1898. r. July, 1904.
J. P. Wilson, Esq., 16, Monkbridge Road, Headingley.
Sons of John Wilson, Postmaster, Leeds.
John Black Ferguson Wilson. Medical student, Leeds University, in 1906.
James Pownall Wilson. Brasenose Coll., Oxford. Hulme Scholar, in 1903.
4180. Farrar, Cecil Francis, 9, March 14, 1898 — Rev. C. D.
Farrar, Micklefield Vicarage.
(Son of Rev. Charles Druce Farrar.) Still at School in 1906.
3rd Term, 1898.
4 1 81. Brigg, Amyas Edward, 10, May 18***, '98.
Mr. S. Brigg r Mount House, Boston Spa, R.S.O.
t. Beech Grove Terrace, Leeds.
To Charterhouse, Jan. 1903 to Aug. 1906. Merton College, Oxford,
Oct., 1906. Hillary Lodge, Leeds.
4182. Beevers, Harold William, 13, Nov. 17*^*^, 1897 — Mr. C.
Beevers, 33, Lyddon Terrace, Leeds, r. 1901.
(Son of (Varies Beevers.) Articled to his brother, C. H. Beevers
(No. 3638), accountant, Leeds. Bainbrigge Road, Headingley, in 1906.
4 1 83. Brayshay,W. S., 1 1 , April 28th, 1 898 — Mr. A. E. Brayshay,
1 1, Hyde Park Terrace, r. March, 1904. (Iron Trade.)
William Stead (son of Arthur Edwin) Brayshay. An engineer. Grand
Central Hotel, Leeds, in 1906.
4184. Carter, Henry Gordon, 8, Oct. 13th, 1897 — Mr. E. Carter,
67, Sholebroke Avenue, Leeds, r. Ap., 1905.
(Son of Edwin Carter.) Learning the timber trade at Richmond in
Suney.
332 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4185. Compston, George Dean, 10, April 8th — Mr. J. A.
Compston, i, Ash Grove, Hyde Park, Leeds.
(Son of John Albert Compston, of the Middle Temple and North Eastern
Circuit.) At Dulwich CoUef^e (prior to going to Trinity Collie,
Cambridge) in 1906.
4186. Chute, Cecil Burleigh, 10, Sep. 15th, 1898 — ^Rev.J. Chute,
S*^ Jude's Vicarage, Hunslet.
(Son of Rev. John Chute.) Queen's Collie, Oxford. Hastings
Exhibitioner, 1905.
4187. Crosland, Benjamin Nicholson, 9, Oct. 14th, 1897 — Mr.
W. Crosland, The Limes, South Milford.
(Only son of William Crosland.) Still at School in 1906.
4188. Dykes, Frank Armstrong, 14, Aug. 4th /98 — Mr. W. H.
Dykes, 25, Cromer Terrace, I^eds. r. Ap., 1903.
Engineer.
(Son of William Henry Dykes.) Engineering student. Thomer Lodge,
Thomer, Leeds, in 1906.
4189. Kirkby, Lionel Ellis, 12, Aug. i6'*», 1898 — Mrs. Kirkby,
23, Springfield Mount, Leeds, r. July, 1902.
(Son of Herbert Kirkby, No. 2169). Yorkshire College; learning
farming. Banfield, Halton, in 1904.
4 1 90. Kennedy, G^ofifrey Awketell Stoddart, 1 5, June 2 7^, 1 898 .
Rev. W. S. Kennedy, St. Mary's Vicarage, Leeds,
r. Dec, 1 90 1.
Geoffirey Anketell Studdert Kennedy (son of Rev. William Studdert
Kennedy, and brother of Nos. 4238 and 4239.) Trinity CoU^e, Dublin.
B.A. 1904; 1st Class Classics and Div. Class Master at West Kirby
Grammar School, with a view to Holy Orders, in 1906.
41 91. M^'George, John, 13, July 8**», '98 — Mr. J. McG^orge,
79, Caledonian R^, Leeds, r. July, 1904.
(Son of John McGeorge.) In the Customs Service. At West Hartlepool
in 1906.
4192. Mawson, George, 1 3, Feb. i"*, '98 — Mrs. Mawson,Ventnor
St., Leeds.
(Son of T. Wordsworth Mawson.) A billiard table maker in Ventnor
Street, Leeds, in 1906.
4193. M^Arthur, James, i4,M£irch loth, 1898 — Mr. J. M*' Arthur,
6, Beech Grove Terrace, Leeds.
James Macarthur. In life and fire insurance business. 24, Clarendon
Place, Leeds, in 1906.
4194. M^ Arthur, John Parker, 15, Oct. 2nd, 1897 — Mr. J.
M® Arthur, 6, Beech Grove Terrace, Leeds.
John Parker Macarthur. A commercial traveller in the paper trade.
24, Clarendon Place, Leeds, in 1906.
4195. Pickles, John Jagger, 9, Dec. 1 8th, 1 897— Mr. J. J. Pickles,
105, Camp Road, Leeds, r. Ap., 1905.
(Brother of Nos. 3936, 4033, and 4129.) Medical Student. University
of Leeds.
4196. Phillips, J. H., 9,Jan. 28th, 1898 — Mr. Phillips, Leeds.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 333
4197. Robinson, Alan, 14, May 26***, 1898 — ^Mr. George
Robinson, 4, Westfield Villas, St. Michael's Rd.,
Headingley.
A clerk in the National Provincial Bank of England. 11, Salem Hill,
Sunderland, in 1906.
4198. Robinson, Harold, 9, March i8th, 1898 — Mr. George
Robinson, Hadley Cottage, Far Headingley.
Still at School in April, 1906.
4199. Spink, John, 11, May 7th, 1898 — Mr. Spink, 5,Wellclose
Place, Leeds, r. Ap., 1903.
(Son of William Spink.) W. & J. Spink, Typewriter Supoly Stores,
3, East Parade, Leeds. 10, Clarendon Place, Leeds, in 1906.
4200. Spink, George, 10, May i6th, 1898 — Mr. Spink, 5, Well-
close Place, Leeds, r. July, 1904.
(Brother of No. 4199.) 10, Clarendon Place, Leeds, in 1906.
4201. Tetley, Gerard, 9, Dec. 21^, 1897 — Mr. G. Tetley,
1 56, Woodsley Road, Leeds.
(Son of George Tetley, for many years honorary organist at St. John's
Church.) Education continued abroad, with a view to entering the
Consular Service.
4202. Wilson, John, 17, July 21*^ 1898 — Mr. J. W. Wilson,
7, Louis Street, Leeds.
(Son of James William Wilson.) In the Civil Service, Dufton, Appleby,
in 1906.
4203. White, Tewdyn Dawson Lloyd, 13, April 17***, '98 — Mr.
T. Lloyd White, 12, St. John's Terrace, Leeds.
(Son of John Lloyd White.) A superior apprentice with the London
and North- Western Railway Co. Mountfields House, Shrewsbury,
in 1906.
!•* Term, 1899.
4204. Armstrong, Percival, 9, May 21*', 1898 — ^The Rev. A.
Armstrong, 277, Burley Road, Leeds, r. Dec, 1902.
EUesmere Sch.
(Brother of No. 4160.) At EUesmere School in 1906.
4205. Becker, John Edward, 10, June 5th, 1898 — Mrs. Hewetson,
30, Brudenell Mount, Leeds, r. 1901.
(Son of Edward Becker.) To Shrewsbury School. High Garth, North
Hill Road, Headingley, in 1906.
4206. Hewetson, Cecil, 9, Oct. i^S 1898 — Mr. E. Becker, 22, De
Grey Road, Leeds, r. Feb., 1905.
(Son of Henry Bendelack Hewetson, and brothei of Nos. 3537, 3885,
and 3967.) A clerk in the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds. 30, Brudenell
Mount, Leeds, in 1905.
4207. Stansfield, Wilfrid Willard Hartley, 15, April 22^, 1898.
Rev. W. H. Stansfield, St. Agnes' Vicarage, Leeds,
r. 1901. Camb.
(Son of Rev. William Hartley Stansfield.) Christ College, Cambridge,
1902. Assistant Master, British College, Wei-hai-Wei, in 1906.
334 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4208. Stockdale, George Vincent, 11, Oct. 21*^ 1898 — Mr. T.
Stockdale, Spring Lea, Leeds.
(Son of Thomas Stockdale, and brother of No. 42S8.) r. July, 1905,
Leeds Medical School, i October, 1906.
4209. Smith, William Edward, 16, Nov. 17th, 1898 — Mr. Robert
Smith, 3, Laurel Bank, Chapel AUerton, Leeds,
r. July, 1902. Missy Coll.
Rev. William Edward Smith. St. Boniface College, Warminster. A
missionary in Trinidad. The Rectory, Tunapuna, Trinidad.
4210. Schegel, Carl, 14, March 22^^, 1898 — Mr. F. Schegel,
26, Springfield MS Leeds.
Carl (son of Frederick) Schlegel. r. April, 1900. Apprenticed to
Kitson & Co., Airedale Foundry. Since Aug., 1905, in the office of the
District Locomotive Superintendent, N.E.R., Newcastle-on-Tyne.
25, St. George's Terrace, Newcastle, in 1906.
421 1. Vause, Harold William, 13, Aug. 4th, 1898. r. 1901.
4212. Vause, Frederick, 12, Dec. 24th, 1898. — r. Dec., 1903;
father's bus*. Mr. F. W. Vause, Middleton Grange,
Middleton, Leeds.
Sons of Frederick William Vause.
Harold William Vause. A pupil to a cloth manufacturer.
Frederick Vause. A pupil to a shoddy manu&cturer.
Address of both, Airedale House, Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1906.
Scholars.
4213. Calvert, H., 12, Aug. 3rd, 1898 — Mr. C. J. Calvert,
4, Granby Grove, Headingley.
(Brother of No. 4162.) Harry Calvert. Apprenticed to Joseph Dinsdale,
grocer, Knaresborough, in 1906.
4214. Gaunt, Reginald Frederic, 13, June 2°^, 1898 — Mrs.
Gaunt, 16, Conference Road, Armley. r. July, 1904.
Queen's College, Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner.
4215. Knaggs, Walter Arthur, 13, Nov. 22"^, 1898 — Mr. H.
Knaggs, 191, Cardigan Lane.
(Son of Henry Knaggs, secretary and manager of The Leeds Athletic
Co. Ltd.) With John Fowler & Co. Ltd., engineers, Hunslet, Leeds.
191, Cardigan Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
4216. Middleton, George Barret, 1 3, May 5th, 1 898 — Mr. W, M.
Middleton, 6, Chapel Place, Headingley. r. Dec, 1 901 .
Post Office clerk. 12, Trelawn Avenue, Headingley, in 1906.
4217. Porteous, Walter, 14, March 4*^^ 1898 — Mr. H. Porteous,
17, Rochester Terrace, Headingley. r. July, 1903.
Schol. C.C.C. Camb.
Walter Chadburn Porteous (son of Henry Porteous, and brother of
No. 4228.) Leaving Exhibitioner; B.A. 1906; Senior Qptime.
4218. Slatter, Herbert William, 13, March i8th, 1898— Mr. J.
Slatter, 138, Chichester Rd., North End, Portsmouth,
r. March, 1904.
(Son of John Slatter.) In the Excise Department.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 335
2"^ Term, 1899.
4219. Baldwin, Charles Dixon, 11, May 20th, 1898 — Mrs.
Baldwin, i, Alexandra Terrace, Victoria R^, Hyde
Park, Leeds, r. 1904.
(Son of E^win Baldwin, a boot manufacturer — Berrington & Co., Duncan
Street.) With his father, and at 2, Avenue Hill, Harehills Avenue,
in 1906.
4220. Garden, Edward Percy, 10, April 28th, 1898 — Mr. C. E.
Garden, 4, Reginald Terrace, Leeds.
An architect's pupil. Highworth, Swindon, in 1906.
422 1. Dixon, Gecil, 9, June 2nd, 1898 — Mr. A. Dixon, 18, West-
field Villas, Headingley. r. July, 1904.
(Son of Albert Dixon.) A clerk with the Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Co. 28, Victoria Avenue, Shipley, in 1906.
4222. Green, Gerald Balfour, 13, Nov. 27*^ 1898 — Mr. A. Green,
9, Brunswick St., Leeds.
(Son of Albert Smith Green, surgeon.) An insurance agent. Reginald
House, 131, North Street, Leeds, in 1906.
4223. Horsfield, Gharles Smart, 15, Sep. 12th, 1898.
4224. Horsfield, Herbert Ellis, 11, Nov. 13th, 1898 — Mr. R. M.
Horsfield, West Garth, Meanwood.
Brothers of Nos. 3930, 4060 and 41 12.
Charles Smart Horsfield. Entered above, No. 4061. In the National
Provincial Bank of England, Leeds.
Herbert Ellis Horsfield. Histy. Scholarship, St. John's Coll.,Camb., 1906.
4225. Matthews, Francis Reginald, 9, Feb. 5**^, 1899 — Rev.
J.H.D. Matthews, GrammarSchool,Leeds. r. Ap., 1902.
(Son of Rev. John Henry Dudley Matthews.) To King's School,
Canterbury.
4226. Musgrave, Raymond, 11, July 13th, 1898 — Mr. S. Mus-
grave, 159, Hyde Park Road, Leeds.
Son of Samuel Musgrave.
4227. Nicholson, Kenneth Bailey, 10, Jan. 14th, 1899 — Mr.
W. B. Nicholson, Greenbank, Hollin Lane, Headingley.
r. 1901.
(Son of William Bailey Nicholson.) With Geo. Bray & Co. Ltd., Gas
Lighting Engineers, Leeds. 150, Woodsley Road, Leeds, in 1906.
4228. Porteous, Hubert Beilby, 11, 13 Sep., 1898 — Mr. Henry
Porteous, 17, Rochester Terrace, Headingley, r. July,
1905.
Brother of No. 4217.
3rd Term, 1899.
4229. Aspey, Urban, 14, June 2"**, 1899 — Mr. U. Aspey, 5, Han-
over Square, Leeds, r. 1901.
(Son of Urban Aspey.) An oil manufacturer (Geo. Aspey & Son,
Neville Street, Leeds). 14, Springfield Mount, Leeds, in 1906.
336 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4230. Adlestone, Abraham, 11, Feb. 19th, 1899 — Mr. D. Adle-
stone, 7, Lilac Place, Leeds.
A boot manufacturer. Grove House Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
4231. Buckler, Eric Wilson, 14, June nth, 1899 — (Uncle)
Mr. J. S. Stocks, Norfolk House, Chapel AUerton.
(Son of the late John Henry Buckler, Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.)
After a term removed to High School, Kelso. Ranching. Address,
Buck Ranche, Lineham, N.W.T., Canada.
4232. Cockburn, Edward Colin, 9, Oct. 9th, 1898 — Mr. G- J.
Cockburn, Carlton Villa, Cardigan Road, Headingley .
(Son of George Jack Cockburn, and brother of No. 3443.) Still at
School in 1906.
4233. Eastwood, John William, 11, Nov. 20th, 1898 — Mr. J.
Eastwood, 2, Sholebroke Mount, Chapeltown. r. Dec.,
1904.
(Son of John Eastwood.) Articled to Messrs. Beevers & Adgie,
accountants, Leeds. 6, Sholebroke Avenue, Leeds, in 1906.
4234. Gaines, Bertie Cecil, 11, Nov. 27'**, 1898 — (guardian) Mr.
J. W. Gaines, 40, College Road, Leeds, r. Dec., 1903.
Farming.
4235. Hield, Eustace John, 10, Sep. 27^*^, 1898 — Mr. J. Hield,
2 , Newton Crescent, Newton Park, Leeds, r. June, 1 903 .
(Son of Joseph Hield.) With J. Walton & Son, cloth manufacturers.
2, Newton Crescent, Newton Park, Leeds.
4236. Holmes, William Norval, 15, Sep. 15*^^ 1899 — Mr. J.
Fawcett Holmes, 27, Brudenell Grove, Leeds, r. 1901.
In the York City and County Bank, Leeds, till 1906, then in Bank of
British North America, Onada.
4237. King, Arthur, 8, May 14'**, 1899 — A. H. Thompson
(guardian), 102, Hurley Road, Leeds.
(Son of the late John Abbott King.) 12, Clarendon Place, Leeds,
in 1906.
4238. Kennedy, Lancelot Cecil Studdart, 14, Dec. 27**, 1898,
r. Dec, 1903.
4239. Kennedy, Henry Gerald Studdart, 11, Oct. 19th, 1898.
Rev. W. H. Kennedy, St. Mary's Vicarage, Leeds.
Sons of Rev. William Studdert Kennedy, and brothers of No. 419a
Lancelot Cecil Studdert Kennedy. Trinity College, Ehiblin, with a
view to Holy Orders, in 1906.
Henry Gerald Studdert Kennedy. Still at School in 1906.
4240. Peto, Alfred Norman, 13, May i6th, 1899. r* July> 1903-
4241. Peto, Morton, 9, Nov. 25"", 1898 — Rev. A. H. Peto,
17, Tanfield St., Leeds.
Sons of Rev. Alfred Henry Peto, curate of St. George's, Leeds, and
brothers of No. 4253.
Alfred Norman Peto. Articled to Danby & Simpson, architects, Leeds,
in 1906.
Morton Peto. Still at School in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 337
4242. Rees, Robert Tait, 14, Jan. 24th, 1899. r. Dec, 1901.
4243. Rees, Ronald Davis, 11, July 30th, 1899 — Rev. R. M.
Rees, Vinery Road, Burley, Leeds, r. July, 1902.
Sons of Rev. Robert Montgomery Rees, M.A.
Robert Tait Rees. Downing College, Cambridge. Classical Scholar, 1904.
Ronald Davis Rees. At the Bradford Grammar School in 1906.
4244. Richardson, Thomas Brook, 12, Dec. 2"^, 1898 — Mr. J.
Richardson, Methley Park, Leeds, r. July, 1901.
(Son of John Richardson, agent to the Earl of Mexborough.) Giggleswick
School. University of Leeds in igo6.
4245. Stroud, Clifford John Reginald, 9, Oct. 24^, 1898 — Prof.
W. Stroud, Gowan Lea, Ilkley, Yorks.
r. July, 1906. University of Leeds in igo6.
4246. Summerton, James Frederick William, 13, April 21"',
1899 — Mr. Summerton, Sholebroke Avenue; King
Charles I. Hotel, Land's Lane, Leeds, r. Sep., 1903.
(Son of William Summerton.) Apprenticed to Mr. H. Hopkin, Draper,
61, Boar Lane, Leeds. 23, Sholebroke Avenue, Leeds, in 1906.
4247. Turton,John, i i,Jan. 20th, 1899 — Mrs.Turton, 19, Shole-
broke Avenue, Chapeltown Road, Leeds.
With a com merchant. 19, Sholebroke Avenue, in 1906.
4248. Wood, Musgrave, 11, July 23^*, 1899 — Mr. Musgrave
Wood, Newton Grove, Leeds.
Sydney Joseph Musgrave (son of William Musgrave) Wood. In the
Leeds Office of the Manchester Fire Insurance Co.; then with the
Imperial Yeomanry in the South African War, 1900, medal and 5 clasps.
Chief Inspector, Central Insurance Co. 7, Batoum Gardens, West
Kensington, London, in 1906.
!•» Term, 1900.
4249. Barrett, Cyril James, 8, March 8th, 1899 — Mrs. Barrett,
M* View, Headingley Lane. r. Dec, 1904.
(Son of Frederick Barrett.) Was six years at the Grammar School ;
now at Pannal Ash. School, Harrogate, 1906.
4250. Bingham, Alfred Cyril, 9, April 30th, 1899 — Mr. A. R.
Bingham, 10, Ash wood Villas, Headingley, Leeds.
At School in 1906. 10, Ashwood Villas, Headingley.
4251. Greaves, Cecil Sowray, 10, Nov. 27, 1899 — Mr. S. B.
Greaves, 10, St. George's Avenue, Chapeltown Rd.,
Leeds.
(Brother of Nos. 4083 and 4174.) r. July, 1906, to be apprenticed to a
mining engineer.
4252. Hanford, Norman Lacy, 13, Dec. 19th, 1899 — Mr. W.
Hanford, 59, Forest Rd., Loughborough, Leicester.
r.July, 1902,
(Son of William Hanford, a hosiery manufacturer.) With Hanford and
Miller, Loughborough. Forest Hey, Loughborough, in 1906.
V
338 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4253. Peto, Henry, 12, Jan. 2"^, 1900 — Rev. A. H. Peto,
17, Tanfield St., Leeds.
(Brother of Nos. 4240 and 4241.) r. July, 1906.
4254. Richardson, Charles Richard Sugden, 10, Oct. 29'**, 1899.
Mr. J. Richardson, West Royd, Rawdon.
Methley Park, Leeds.
Son of John Richardson, agent to the Earl of Mexborough, and brother
of Nos. 3954, 401 1 and 4244.
4255. Wilson, Norman, 10, Dec. 17*^**, 1899 — Mrs. Wilson,
Woodfield, Newton Hill, Leeds.
Removed after a term or two to Mr. Roscoe's School, Harrogate.
Scholars. (last batch of Xmas Scholars,
after this they entered in July.)
4256. Killen, Thomas Bradley, 13, Feb. 17, 1899 — Mrs. Killen,
25, St. Ann's Mt., Burley. r. July, 1904.
Leeds Education Committee to July, 1905. University of Leeds; King's
Scholar. 35, St. Ann's Avenue, Burley, in 1906.
4257. Musson, John Percy — J. B. Musson, 8, S. Michael's Rd.,
Headingley. r. July, 1903.
(Son of John Brown Musson, Superintendent Registrar of the Leeds
Union.) A medical student, University of Leeds, in 1906.
4258. Henderson, John Roland — R. Henderson, 2, S. Mark's
Grove, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, r. Dec, 1902.
(Son of Richard David Henderson.) St. John's College, Battersea.
90, Midland Road, Bedford, in 1906.
4259. Bennett, Ernest. Chapel Lane. r. Dec, 1901.
(Son of Arthur Bennett.) A telegraphist in the General Post OflSce,
Leeds, in 1906.
4260. Rider, Edward, r. Dec, 1901.
(Son of William Rider.) A sorting clerk and telegraphist, G.P.O.,
Leeds. 5, Carlton Mount, Leeds, in 1906.
4261. Stone, Leonard (Lane), 13, Ap. 8, 1899 — T. Stone,
15, Mentone Place, Leeds.
(Son of John Stone.) r. July, 1906. In the Chief Cashier's Depart-
ment, Secretary's Office, Great Northern Railway Company, King's
Cross, London, N.
2^ Term, 1900,
4262. Box, Ernest Daniel, 14, Feb. i^*, 1900 — Mrs. Box,
18, Cowper St., Chapeltown Rd., Leeds.
(Son of the late Daniel Box, of Plymouth.) In business in Leeds.
18, Cowper Street, Leeds, in 1906.
4263. Calvert, John Cyril, 9, 28*^ August, 1899 — Mr. R. Calvert,
Chamwood, Far Headingley.
(Son of Rhodes Kennedy Calvert, solicitor, and brother of No. 4163.)
r. 1905. Sedbergh School in 1906.
4264. Jenkinson, John Leslie, 10, March 27^^, 1900 — Mr. H.
Jenkinson, 3, Chestnut Avenue, Headingley.
(Son of Henry Jenkinson, a lithographer.) Still at School in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 339
4265. Lambert, William Geoffrey, 9, Jan. 29*^, 1900 — Mr. A.
Lambert, 7, Cumberland Rd., Headingley.
(Son of Arthur Lambert, No. 2484.) Still at School in April, 1906.
4266. Wales-Smith, Seamour, 10, July2"^, 1899 — ^Mr. E.Wales-
Smith, 6, Springfield M*, Leeds, r. Ap., 1905.
(Son of reward Wales-Smith— John Wales-Smith & Co. Ltd., tailors
and undertakers.) In the drawing office of Greenwood & Batley, Ltd.,
Leeds, in 1906.
4267. Walker, Charles Vivian, 9, August, 1899 — Mr. J. L.
Walker, 103, Kirkgate, Leeds, r. Ap., 1905.
(Son of James Longstaff Walker.) Went to Giggleswick School, April,
1905; still there in 1906.
3^ Term, igoo.
4268. Scholars. — Barker,J. N., io,June25'**, 1900. r. July, 1902.
John Norman Barker (son of Tom Barker, deceased). An insurance
clerk. 18, Broomfield Terrace, Headingley, in 1906.
4269. Broadbent, E., 13, Sep. 20th, 1900. r. July, 1904.
Edward Warwick (son of Joseph Bowers) Broadbent. Articled to J. W.
Thompson, chartered accountant (No. 3696). 131, Park Lane, Leeds,
in 1906.
4270. Courtis, D., 13, August i*S 1900. r. July, 1902,
Dennis Courtis (son of George Courtis, confectioner, 2, St. Michael's
Lane, Headingley.) With J. Hepworth & Son, wholesale clothiers,
Leeds. 2, St. Michael's Lane, Headingley, in 1906.
4271. Gough, G., 13, Jan. 31^, 1900. r. July, 1902.
Gilbert Gough. In the Leeds Office of the Universal Insurance Co.,
New Briggate, until lately, 1906.
4272. M^Connell, H., 13, May 12'^ 1900. r. July, 1902.
H. McConnell. In the General Post Office, Leeds, in 1903.
(Nos. 4268 to 4272 inclusive were scholars.)
4273. Cautherly, Guy Harold, 8, March 26^^, 1900 — H.
Cautherly, Esq., 29, Virginia R^. r. 1901.
(Son of Henry Cautherley.) Ripon Grammar School. Scholar, July,
1905. Southfield, Burley in Wharfedale, in 1906.
4274. Chapman, Horace, 14, Sep.2i*S 1900 — Chapman, Esq.,
140, Chapeltown Rd.
(Son of Thomas Chapman, solicitor — Dawson & Chapman, Albion
Street.) In his father's office in 1905.
4275. Clarke, Digby Arthur Peabody, 12, July 30th, 1900.
A. E. Clarke, Esq., Newton House, Leeds, r. 1901.
Digby Arthur Pebody Clarke. (Son of Arthur Edward Clarke, No. 2608. )
Returned, 1904; at School in 1906.
4276. Irving, Hugh Craufiird, 10, Dec. 2o'^ 1899 — Rev. M. L.
Irving, 4, Well Close M*.
(Son of Rev. Martin Luther Irving.) To St. Cuthbert's College,
Worksop ; Lincoln Grammar School. Bloxholme Rectory, Lincolnshire,
in 1906.
340 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
4277. Lee, Reginald, 16, Nov. 14th; 1900 — ^W. H. Lee, Esq.,
High field, Wetherby . r. 1 90 1 .
(Son of William Henry Lee.) With his father, a woollen manufsEurturer
and merchant (Lee, Moss & (Jo., 6, Britannia Street, Leeds). Highfield,
Wetherby, in 1904.
4278. Lister, George, 13, Sep. 29th, 1900 — E. J. Lister, Esq.,
Roe Head, Mirfield. r. July, 1904.
(Son of Edwin John Lister, and bKother of Nos. 3901, 3902 and 4052.)
Articled to a solicitor in 1905.
4279. Lumb, Wilfred Denison, 1 1, Nov. 6th, 1900 — G. D. Lumb,
Esq., Lyddon Terrace.
W^ilfrid Denison Lumb (brother of No. 4146). Still at School in 1906.
4280. Massingbird, Vincent D'Arcy, 1 1, Oct. 25th, 1900 — H. H.
M assingbird, Esq., 4, Stanley Terrace, Halton. r. March,
1904. Iron Trade.
Vincent D'Arcy (son of Henry Alfred) Massingberd. An engineering
student. 4, Stanley Terrace, Halton, Leeds, in 1906.
4281. Middlebrough, George, 1 4, Dec. 1 5'^, 1 899 — G. K. Middle-
brough, Esq., S. Milford. r. Dec., 1902. (Brewer.)
(Son of George R. Middlebrough. and brother of No. 4032. ) 45, Trinity
Road, Bridlington, in 1906.
4282. Pope, Herbert Barrett, 13, May 8"*, 1900--H, Pope, Esq.,
Gathorne House, Roundhay Rd. r. July, 1905.
(Son of Henry Pope, surgeon, 89, Roundhay Road.) Caius College,
Cambridge, in 1906.
4283. Robinson, John, 14, Sep. 2^, 1900 — Mr. W.J. Robinson,
42, M* Preston, r. July, 1903.
(Son of William Thomas Robinson, cloth merchant) Learning his
father's business. Amcliffe, West Park, Headingley, in 1906.
4284. Schiiddekopf, Walter George, 9, July 2°^, 1900 — Prof.
Schiiddekopr, Springfield M*.
(Son of Albert William Schuddekopf.) Still at School in 1906.
4285. Sharp, Rowland, 13, April 20th, 1900 — Mr. J. Sharp,
Chapel Lane, Headingley. r. March, 1904. Manu«
Chemist.
Son of John Sharp, of 14, Chapel Lane, Headingley.
4286. Simpson, William Thomas, 10, May 8th, 1900 — ^W. J.
Simpson, Esq., 30, Kelso R^.
(Son of William Thomas Simpson.) Still at School in 1906.
4287. Stewart, John Charles Millar, 8 Sept. 9*^ 1900— J.Stewart,
Esq., Lovell House, Leeds.
(Son of Joseph Stewart, surgeon.) Still at School in 1906.
4288. Stockdale,Guy Nelson, 10, Sept. 27'**, 1 900 — T. Stockdale,
Esq., Spring Lea.
(Brother of No. 4208.) Still at School in 1906. Intends to be a
solicitor.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 34 1
4289. Tempest, Herbert Seth, 14, Nov. 17th, 1899 — Mr, D.
Tempest, 12, Blenheim M^ r. Dec, 1902.
(Brother of No. 4057.) Yorkshire representative of "The Williams
Typewriter Co. for Europe" (Tempest, Toothill & Tempest). 3, Park
Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
4290. Trew, Thomas, 15, August i8*^ 1900 — Rev. T. Trew,
Drighlington Vicarage, Bradford, r. 1901.
(Son of Rev. John Trew.) Basil Molineux Trew. After a year went to
Bradford Technical Collqge. With the Phoenix Dynamo Manufacturing
(3o. Ltd., Bradford, in 1906.
4291. Thomas, John William, 13, Feb. 3^^1900 — Mr. T.Thomas,
Windy Hill Farm, Middleton.
(Son of Thomas Thomas.) A medical student. Windy Hill Farm,
Middleton, Leeds, in 1906.
4292. Wells, Duncan Scott, 10, June 25, 1900 — Mrs. Wells,
29, S* John's Grove.
Rev. Frank Wells, a Baptist minister, lived at 27, St. John's Grove,
in 1890.
4293. Wood, George Arthur, 13, August 2"^, 1900.
( Miss Wood, 54, Roundhay R**,
(.guardian. G. Wood, Queen's Hotel.
r. Dec, 1904. [Father's business.
(Son of (ieorge Wood, of Gipton Lodge.) Learning brewing at the
Willow Brewery, Kirkstall Road, Leeds, in 1906.
NAMES OMITTED.
It is believed there were many pupils at the School whose names do
not appear in the Register.
There is no list of boys entered in the first half of 1820, but it is
probable that their names appear in the list of boys in the School in
1820, with which the Register begins.
Again, there are no lists of entries in the latter half of 1855 and the
first half of 1856. (See p. 124.)
The following are the only names of omitted pupils which have been
discovered by the Editor:—
18SS (?).
4294. Barrett, John Chalk (son of Jno. Chalk Barrett, of Harewood). Liverpool
College. A cotton broker at Liverpool. Captain 1st Lanes. Rifle Vols.
J. P., Lancashire. Died at Birkdale, 7 January, 1900.
4295. Barrett, Wm. Scott (brother of above). Liverpool College. Colliery
owner at Liverpool and Wigan. J. P. for Lancashire. Albotsgate,
Blundellsands, Liverpool, 1903.
1858.
4296. Shaw, Thomas, of Halifax.
342 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
i860 (?).
4297. Smith, Walter Landon (son of George Pyemont Smith, No. 610). The
Rev. Walter Landon-Smith, M.A. Worcester College, Oxford. Curate of
St. Andrew's, Manchester, 1873-4 ; of Stratford -on- Avon, 1874-5 ; of
Hentland, 1875-80. Rector of Bisley, 1880-^ ; of St. Luke's, Chorlton-
on-Medlock, 1886-94. Vicar of Rickling, Newport, Essex, from 1894.
1867. First Term.
4298. Wells, George Lee, n (son of James T. Wells, Leeds), r. 2, 1872. Salt
Scholar at the Yorkshire Collie; Scholar and Esdiibitioner St. Bar-
tholomew Hospital, London, 1880-86 ; house surgeon and prizeman ;
B.M., B.Sc, London; F.R.CS. Eng. 15, Eldon Tenrace, Woodhoose
Lane, Leeds, in 1906.
1868. First Term.
4299. Gordon, John. Chartered Accountant, Bond Place, Leeds. Member of the
City Council. J. P. for Leeds. Alderman and Deputy Mayor, 1895-6 ;
Lord Mayor of Leeds, 1899. Adel, Leeds, in 1906.
1870 (?).
4300. Morton, Arthur (son of William Arthur Morton). In business in London
in 1906.
4301. Morton, Ernest (brother of above). In the army. Died at Quetta, India,
in 1886.
(?)
4302. Cockburn, Maurice James (second son of George Jack Cockbum, and
brother of Nos. 3443 and 4232). A lithographic artist. 88, Cardigan
Road, Headingley, in 1906.
1890.
4303. Sowry, Cyril Edgar (son of W. W. Sowry, No. 1476). With Imperial
Yeomanry, South African War, 1 899-1 902 ; Medal, 3 bars. Yorkshire
Penny Bank, Hull; Manager Hessle Road Branch, 1903.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 343
LOWER DEPARTMENT.
In 1854 Mr. Barry was appointed Headmaster, and shortly afterwards
the School was divided into two departments, the Upper (or Classical)
and the Lower (or Commercial) Departments. For some years a separate
register was kept of the Commercial Department, of which the following
is a copy.
Lower Department.
Mids., 1856.
c I. Ill"* * Watson, r. to enter business, Xmas, 1856.
c 2. *Vint. r. to enter business (as a printer ?), Mids., 1 858.
William John Vint. A printer. Town Lane, Idle, in 1904.
Died 6 Feb., 1907. (See also No. 1808.)
C3. ^Harrison, r. to enter business, Mids., 1857.
Probably Wilbert Harrison (No. 1659).
c 4. *Shaw. r. to enter business (as a chemist), Mids., 1 858.
Benjamin Shaw (No. 1775). A pharmaceutical chemist 31 Dec,
1868, Halifax; retired. 44, West End Avenue, Harrogate, 1906.
c 5. *Hinde. r. to a merchant's office in Liverpool, Mids.,
1858.
Son of a collector, who died in 1857, when the family left Leeds.
c6. *Nettleton. r. to enter business, Mids., 1856.
Probably William Nettleton (No. 1772).
07. *G. Beer. r. to enter business, Mids., 1856(16).
George Beer (son of George Beer, Golden Cross, North Street).
A cloth merchant. A bank cashier. 22, Cowper Street, in 1904.
c 8. *R. J. Middleton. r. to enter business, Christmas, 1859.
(3i years.)
Richard Middleton. (Brother of No. 1664 and No. c 39. See
also No. 1729.)
C9. *Crampton. r. to trade, Mids., 1857.
Thomas Crampton (son of David Crampton, a stonemason,
Meanwood). (See also No. 1789.)
c 10. *W. Chadwick. r. in consequence of deafness.
William, son of William Chadwick, of Rochdale. Died 9 Feb.,
1 905. at Montreux, in his 62nd year. (See also No. 1787.)
c 1 1. 11"^ *Holton. r. Xmas, 1856.
William Holton. A woollen manufacturer at College Mills,
Birstail. J. P. for Morley. Hughenden, Morley, in i^.
c 12. *C. Denny, r. to enter business, Mids., 1856.
Charles Edward Denny. (See No. 1752.)
c 13. *Vaux, C. r. to U.D., Mids., 1858.
Brother of Nos. cm and 0293. See also No. 1991.
c 14. *H. Chadwick. r. to U.D., 1856.
Henry, son of William Chadwick. (See also No. 1786.)
344 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
C15. *Slater.
Thomas M. Slater (No. 1736).
c 16. *Wray. r. Xmas, 1856 (leaving Leeds).
C17. *Perkin, E. r. Xmas, 1856.
Edward Arthur Perkin, fourth son of William Perkin. Went to
Australia, then in a builder's office in Leeds. Died in Leeds»
August, 1 901. (Brother of No. C43.)
c 18. *Hemingway. r.* Mids., 1857; aft**" in Mess"
Marshall's Office, 1858.
Henry William Hemingway (son of John Hemingway, painter.
Chapel AUerton). A chemical manufacturer in London and New
York. Raglan Lodge, Briton Ferry, South Wales, in 1904.
C19. *Mackson. r. Mids., 1858; leaving school.
Henry G. Mackson (No. 1767). A woollen manufacturers' a^nt,
28, Aldermanbury, London, E.C. Residence, Deep Dene, Old
Park Road, Palmers Green, London, N., in 1906.
c 20. *Clark. r.* Mids., 1858.
Probably the son of a coachbuilder in Great George Street, Leeds.
C21. *Blakey.
Son of John Kenworthy Blakey, pawnbroker. West Street, Leeds.
c 22. Kendall, C. T.
(?) The same as No. c 86.
c 23. *F. Beer.
Frederick (son of George) Beer. Railway superintendent, Bath
Avenue Bay. Eleventh Street, Bath Beech, New York, in 1904-
c 24. *Fynn.
See also No. C221.
C25. *Cryer. r. Xmas, 1856.
Probably J. Williamson Cryer (No. 1788).
c 26. *A. Denny.
Arthur Edwin Denny. (See No. 1753.)
c 2 7. *B. Whitley, r. to enter an Engineer's works, Mids.,
1857.
C28. *Moore. r. Xmas, 1856 (to Mechan. Inst, School).
Henry Edwin Moore (son of Edwin Moore, Registrar Leeds
Parish Church). A chorister, and afterwards assistant organist
and choirmaster, under Mr. R. S. Burton, at Leeds ; afterwards
choirmaster and organist at the school ; at Hali^Euc Parish
Church ; at All Saints, Halifax. A professor of music. Clare
House, Halifax, in 1906.
C29. *J. W. France, r. Mids., 1858.
(?)Is this No. 1703.
c 30. *Wood, A. r. (by Head Master's request) Mids., 1857-
C31. P'^ *Addyman.
Thomas Purchon Addyman (No. 1807). Eldest son of Alderman
Addyman.
C32. *Simms. r. to U.D., Mids., 1858.
The Rev. William Simms. (See also No. 1994.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 345
c 33. *Dickinson.
Thomais Dickinson, son of Robert Dickinson, gardener at Mean-
wood Park. A draper at Meanwood and Headingley ; retired.
c 34. *H. Davis, r. to Huddersfield College, Mids., 1857.
(Brother of Nos. C50 and c6i.) Went to New Zealand about
1870. Not heard of for twenty years.
c 35. *Swithenbank.
Charles Middleton Swithinbank (No. 1806). A rice and spice
merchant and seed dresser at 83, Kirkstall Road. Residence,
80, BeUe Vue Road, Leeds, in 1906. (Brother of No. c 382.)
C36. *Heaps. r. to U.D., Xmas, 1856,
The Rev. George Walter Heaps (No. 1931).
C37. *Webster. r. to enter business., Mids., 1858.
C38. *Huggon. r. Xmas, 1856.
Probably a son of William Huggon, a photographer at 30, Park
Row, and an analytical chemist there, and in Pontefract Lane,
Leeds.
C39. *L. Middleton. r. Xmas, 1859. (3^ years.)
Leonard Burton Middleton. A pawnbroker ; then in Australia.
18, Shepherd's Place, Markham Avenue, Leeds, in 1906.
(Brother of No. c8.)
C40. *W. Craister. r. Mids., 1858.
Walter Craister.
c 4 1 . *Hardwick. r.* Dec', 1857.
Lee Hardwick. Became a solicitor.
C42. *Danby, W. r. to enter trade, Mids., 1858.
William (son of Francis] Danby. A civil engineer. M.I.C.E.
1881. At Hong Kong m 1904.
C43. *H. Perkin. r. Xmas, 1856.
Henry Perkin, F.R.I.B.A. An architect in Leeds. William
Perkin & Son to 1877, then Perkin & Bulmer, Central Bank
Chambers, Leeds. President Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural
Society, 1880-89.
c 44. Jennings.
C45. *Gill. r. Xmas, 1856.
C46. *Smiles. r. Xmas, 1856.
William Holmes Smiles (eldest son of Samuel Smiles, LL.D.,
author of Self-Help^ Lives of the Enj^ineers, &c. ). Founded the
Belfast Rope Works Company in 1868. Died January, 1904.
C47. *Keeling. r. 1856.
c 48. *Mallett. r. Xmas, 1 856.
Richard Edgar Mallett. To lx>arding school. Apprenticed to
woollen merchant. Traveller in woollens 1864- 1896. From 1896
advertisement representative for railway companies. 10, Cliff
Mount, Leeds, in 1906. (Brother of No. 2027.)
C49. *Shires. r. to business (in America), Mids', 1858.
Theophilus Shires, son of F. Shires, joiner. Chapel Allerton.
C50. *L. Davis, r. to Huddersfield Coll., 1857, Mids^
** Clonakihy," 140, Wighlman Road, Hornsey.
346 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c 5 1 . *H. Wilcock. r * Xmas, 1 85 7.
Hugh Wilcock.
C52. *T. Blackburn, r. to Upper Depart*, Mids% 1856.
See also No. 1903.
c 53- *Wilcock, S. r.* Xmas, 1858.
Simeon Wilcock.
C54. *W. H.France, r. Xmas, 1856. readmitted Jan^, 1858.
See following No. c 136.
Admissions.
Augt, i856.
C55.*James D. Jackson (14) — Rev^ R. Jackson (Wesl. Min.),
2, Brunswick St. r. Xmas, 1856. (6 months.)
Rev. Robert Jackson, a Wesleyan, lived there in 1857.
c 56.*Matthew TunniclifFe (13) — Mr. T. TunnicliflF (Wine M'),
Far town, Pudsey. r. to U.D., Xmas, 1856.
The Rev. M. W. Tunnicliffe. (See also No. 1932.)
c57.*John Edward Freeman (12) — Mr. S. Freeman (Oil M'),
3, Springfield Place, r. Mids% 1857. (one year.)
(Brother of No. 2336.) An oil merchant at the Roysd Exchange,
Leeds, in 1906.
C58.*Charles William Rawlings (14) — Rev** C Rawlings,
Wesl. Min., Richmond Hill. r. Mids., 1857, on acc*
of his father's leaving the town, (one year.)
Rev. Charles William Rawlings. A Wesleyan Supernumerary Minister.
At Eastington, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, in 1906.
c 59.*Thomas Fletcher (9) — Mr. R.T.Fletcher (Joiner), S^ John's
Street, r. Mids*", 1857. (one year.j
Secretary Leeds Ro)ral Exchange. Afterwards living at 8, Tonbridge
Place, Leeds. (See also No. 1905.)
c 6o.*J. W. H. Major (13) — Mr.H. Major, Gardener, Knosthrop.
r.* Mids., 1859. (3 years.)
Joshua William Henry Major (son of Henry, a landscape gardener at
Knowsthorpe). Assistant to a chemist. Died 14 Sept., 1873, aged 30.
(Burmantofts.)
c 61.* Walton Davis (10) — Davis, Esq'®, Comm^ Trav.,
1 3, S^ George's Terrace, r. 1 857, Mids^ to Huddersfield
College, (i year.)
(Son of Marmaduke Hodgson Davis, who was a draper at 57, Briggate
— house, 13, St. George's Terrace, in 1850; and a traveller at i, Grove
Terrace, in 1866; and brother of Nos. C34 and 050.) Living at
Cleethorpes in 1906.
c62.*A. p. Williamson (11) — Mr. Williamson (Bookkeeper),
9, Francis Street, New Leeds, r, to Upper Dept.,
Mids--, 1858.
Arthur Peebles Williamson. (See also No. 1992.}
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 347
c 63.*Benjamin Roberts (10) — Mrs. Roberts, 64, Park Lane,
r. to Upper Dept., 1858.
Francis Roberts was a glass and china dealer there in 1857. (See
also No. 1995.)
c 64.*George Wood (9) — Mr. Wood, Butcher, 85, West Street,
r.* Mids., 1859. (3 years.)
(Father of No. 4293.) Queen's Hotel, Roundhay Road, Leeds, in 1906.
Admissions.
Lower Dep*.
Jany 27, 1857.
c 65.*Smeeton, Charles { 1 2) — Richard Smeeton (Draper) ,
52, Briggate. r., serious illhealth, Jany., 1858. (one
year.)
Died about i860,
c 66.*Smeeton, Alfred ( 1 1 ) — do.
Believed to be in Australia in 1903.
c67.*Sumner, T. C. (11) — Mrs. Sumner, Beeston. r.* Mids.,
1858. {i{ years.)
Tom Charter Sumner (son of John Charter Sumner, veterinary surgeon,
Beeston). Printer and publisher of the Yorkshire Post from 1867.
99, Caledonian Road, Leeds, in 1903. Died 6 March, 1904.
c68.*Hewson, Charles Thomas (11) — Mr. Charles Hewson,
23, Cowper Street, r. to U.D., Mids., 1858.
A chartered accountant. Tempest & Hewson, Park Place, Leeds.
Died at Pannal 2 July, 1904. Pannal churchyard. (See also No. 1993.)
c69.*Macaulay, Charles Thomas (10) — Alexander Macaulay,
Gt. George's Street, r. to U.D., Mids', i860.
Reporter, sub-editor, and assistant editor Leeds Daily News ; afterwards
first editor of The Skyrack Courier \ author, journalist, and leader
writer. 4, Speedwell View, Woodhouse Ridge, Leeds, in 1906. (See
also No. 21 1 1.)
c 7o.*Middleton, G. F. (10) — Mrs. Middleton (Grocer), 19, Cam-
bridge St. r. Mids', i860.
Mary Middleton was a shopkeeper at 17, Cambridge Street, in 1866.
c7i.*Hardcastle, Samuel (12) — Mr. R. Hardcastle (Butcher),
Timble Bridge, r. Christmas, 1857. (^ year.)
A butcher at 13, Timble Bridge. Died 21 August, 1899, aged 55.
c 7 2 .*Carter, Robert George ( 1 3) — Mr. Rob^ Carter, 54, Trafalgar
St. r.*
Son of Robert Meek Carter. (See also No. 191 8.)
C73.*Clapham, Charles (10) — Mr. Charles Clapham, 37, Boar
Lane.
John Kighley Clapham & Co. were chemists there in 1857.
c 74. Briggs, Alfred (9) — Miss Briggs, 8, Infirmary St.
Agent for Leeds Branch of Christian Knowledge Society ; afterwards
a bookseller in Briggate, Leeds.
348 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c75.*Hodgson, J. W. (lo) — Mr. Hodgson (Clerk), Spencer
Place, r. to U.D., Mids., 1858.
Joseph Hodgson was a cashier in Spencer Place in 1850.
c 76.*Bumby, J. (12) — Mr. Bumby, Albert Place, Chapel town.
r.*Xmas, 1857. (' year.)
T. Bumby was a shoemaker at 6, Albert Place, in 1850.
C77.*Robinson, James Key (14) — Mrs. Robinson, Boundary
Cottage, Chapeltown. r. from illhealth, Mids', 1858.
(li years.)
c78.*Denton, J. E. (13) — Mr. W. Denton, Potter Newton,
r. Mids., 1858. (li years.)
John Edwin Denton. Died 28 May, 1868.
c 79.*Smithson, T. H. (15)— Thomas Smithson (Cloth M.),
Bramley. r. Mids., 1858.
lliomas Smithson was a woollen manufacturer at 191, Wellington
Street; house, Bramley, in 1866.
c 8o.*Harrison, Clement (10) — M. Harrison, 7, Prospect Terrace.
r.*Xmas, 1858.
John Harrison, coal owner (Robinson & Harrison), lived there in 1857.
c8i.*Jackson, Will"* Henry (12) — ^Mr. H.Jackson, 10, Long
Close Lane.
(Brother of No. c 307.) With Jackson's Stores, Limited, Woodhouse
Street, Leeds. Residence, 145, Brudenell Road, Leeds, in 1906.
c82.*Rickard, N.J. B. (10) — Samuel Rickard, 16, York Road.
r. Mids., 1858. (li years.)
c83.*Berry, Robert Overend (13) — Henry Berry (StuflF
Dresser), 4 1 , Burley Road, r.* Mids., 1 858. ( 1 ^ years.)
Manager of Fisher, Ren wick & Co.*s Manchester- London Steamers,
Limited, London. Fairhaven, Cranfield Road, Brockley, London,
S.E., in 1906.
c84.*Dobson, Thomas (10) — Thomas Dobson (Grocer),
47, Meadow Lane. r. Mids., 1858. (i^ years.)
Thomas Dobson was a grocer there in 1857.
c 85.* Watson, Henry Leaf (14) — ^John Watson, Esq"*, 5, Blen-
heim Square. r*Xmas, 1858.
(Son of John Watson, a sharebroker at IJ, Park Row; house, 5,
Blenheim Square.) No occupation or fixed address, c/o C. J. H.
Swann, 15, Crown Street, Bury St. Edmunds, in 1906.
c 86.*Kendall, Charles Tho« (11)— W. Kendall (Traveller),
6, Boundary Terrace, Burley Road. r. Xmas, 1858.
(Brother of No. c 144.) (?) The same as No. c 22. W. Kendall was
a traveller at 15, Victoria Place, in 1866.
c87.*Hobson, Alfred James (ii) — i, Oxford Place; died early
in 1857 from an accident,
c 88.*Withiell, J. D. (n)— R. C. Withiell, 8, Brunswick Place
(Commission Agent).
Richard Christopher Withiell was a commission agent there in 1857
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 349
c 89 *Kettlewell, C. B. (10)— Mr. John Kettlewell (Watch
Maker, 67, Camp Road. r. Xmas, i860 (business).
c 9o.*Jackson, Matthew Henry (12) — Rev^ S. Flood, St.
Matthew's Parsonage, Camp Road. r. Mids., 1858.
Probably the same as No. 1726.
Admissions. Aug., 1857.
c9i.*Liversedge, T. B. (13) — Mrs. Liversedge, 23, Cobourg
Street, r. Xmas, 1859. (2^ years.)
Mrs. Eliza Ann Liversedge lived at 29, Cobourg Street, in 1866.
c92.*Greenwood, E. (10) — Mr. Greenwood, 152A, Woodhouse
Lane. r. Mids', 1861. (4 years.)
Henry Greenwood was a bootmaker at 32, Woodhouse Lane, in 1850,
and 133, Woodhouse Lane, in 1866.
c 93.*Greenwood, Alf** (8). r. Xmas, i860. (3i years.)
A brother of No. c 92.
c94.*Wright,John (12)^ r. Mids', 1858. (i year.)
c 95.*Wright, Tom (10) Jr. Mids', 1858. (i year.)
Mr. John Wright, 134, Briggate.
John Wright was a cap manufacturer at 134, Briggate (next door to
Cattaneo & Co.), in 1850.
C96.*Oxley, A. B. (11) — Mr. J. Oxley, 5, Marshall's Terrace,
Hunslet R**. r. Mids', 1858. (i year.)
c97.*Leather, W. G. (11) — Mrs. Leather (Draper), 86, Wood-
house Lane. r. Mids', 1861. (4 years.)
William George (son of William Beaumont) Leather. Living at Seamer,
near Scarborough, in 1903.
C98.*Lister, George (12) — Mr. J. Lister, Star & Garter Hotel,
Kirkstall. r. Xmas, 1858. (i J years.)
(Son of James Lister.) Succeeded his &ther. Died 2 Sept., 1902.
C99.*Abbay, W. (12) — Mr. Abbay, 61, Chapeltown R**.
r. Mids', i860 (to commence business),
c ioo.*Harbron, W. (10) — Mr. W. Harbron, 34, Bridge End.
r. Xmas /57, but subsequently readmitted.
See following No. c 143.
c ioi.*Wilson, Tho* (12) — Mr. John Wilson, i, Rhodes Square,
Woodhouse Carr. r.* Mids., 1859 (to be a pupil
teacher). (2 years.)
Did not qualify as a master ; became a clerk. Died in 1876.
c io2.*Shillito, Edwin (13)— Mrs. Shillito, 3, Beckett St.,
Burmantofts. r. Xmas /58. (i^ years.)
For nearly forty years in a bank in America ; living at Armley in 1906.
c i03.*Nelson, J. A. S. (11) — Mr. John Nelson, 4, St. Mark's
Street, Woodhouse. r. Xmas, 1858. (14 years.)
John Alfred Scott Nelson. A woollen manufacturer. 17, Royal
Crescent, Harrogate, in 1906.
350 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c i04.*Pickard. Examined & admitted, but never attended
school.
c io5.*Danby, James D. (14) — Mr. Danby (Upholsterer),
20, Upperhead Row. r. to business, Xmas, 1858.
(li years.)
(Brother of Na c 167.) Died in 1901.
c io6.*Dobson, John (14) — Mr. W. H. Dobson (Draper),
8i,Briggate. r. Mids', 1858. (i year.)
(Brother of Nos. c 147 and c 148.) William Henry Dobson & Co.
were woollen drapers at 81, Briggate, in 1850.
c loy.^Morley, H. (10) — D. Morley, Esq"* (Solicitor), 6, Carlton
Terrace, Chapeltown Rd. r. Amas, '60.
Henry Morley (son of DourassofF Morley, a solicitor's clerk). A vioUnLst,
and member of Sir Chas. Hallo's Band.
c io8.*Lee, W™ (10) — Mr. J. Lee (Tailor), 21, Upperhead Row.
r. Mids'/58; readmitted Feb. /sg.
See following No. c 178.
c 1 09.* Hood, Benj. Martin (10) — Mr. Samuel Hood, 3, King St.,
Dewsbury R**. r. Mids','6i. (4 years.)
A stuff merchant (Edward Scharff & Co.), Bradford. J. P. for the
West Riding. Eldermere, Ilkley, in 1905.
c I io.*Johnson, W" (10) — Mr. J. Johnson, Butcher, Chapeltown.
r. Mids', i860.
A grocer and wine and spirit merchant for twenty years; retired.
Died in 1898, at Leeds, aged 51.
ciii.*Vaux, Edwin (10) — Mr. Vaux, 67, Woodhouse Lane,
r. Xmas, 1859, to enter a printer s office. (2^ years.)
(Brother of Nos. c 13 and C293.) Farming in Manitoba.
c 1 1 2.* Wain Wright, W*" (i i) — M" Wainwright, Potter-
Newton, r. AugS 1859; reason stated as dist°°* from
New School. 2 years.
IJving at Scarborough in 1906.
C113. Peniston, J. R. (9) — Mr. Peniston (Railway Man'),
Marsh Lane Station.
(Son of Jonathan Rhodes Peniston, who was agent to the North-
Eastem Railway, and brother of Nos. c 363 and C 364.) A draughtsman
with Manning & Wardles. Killed bv a ^11 from Flamborough Cliffs
in 1868.
cii4.*Myers, R. K. (13) — Mr. Myers, Golden Cross, North
Street, r. Xmas, 1858.
Richard Myers was admitted a solicitor in 1845, and afterwards kept
the Golden Cross Inn at Sheepscar.
c ii5.*Harding, T. W. (14) — T. R. Harding (Manufac''),
21, Brunswick Place, r. to U.D., Mids., 1859. (2 years.)
Thomas Walter Harding. (See also No. 2054.)
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 351'
Feby v\ 1858.
c ii6*Casson, T. (14) — Mr. D. Casson (Foreman), 103, Park
Lane. r. Xmas, 1858.
cii7.*Scholefield, R. W. (14)— Mr. W. Scholefield (Wool
Merch*), 63, Albion St. r. Mids., 1858, for U.D.
William Scholefield was a wool merchant (Richard Scholefield & Son,
Albion Square) in 1866. (See also No. 1989.)
c I i8.*Scholefield, W. H. (10). r. Mids., 1858, for U.D.
See also No. 1990.
c ii9.*Beckwith, W. T. (11) — Mrs. Beckwith, Wade House,
Wade Lane. r. Mids% 1861. (3 J years.)
William Thomas (second son of John) Beckwith. Manager of Hemp
Spinning Works. Laurel Bank, Ilminster, Somerset, in 1905.
ci20.*Heron, C. B. (12) — Mr. W. Heron, Finsbury Place,
Hyde Park, Headingley. r. Xmas, 1859 (commencing
business).
ci2i.*Heron, James (10). r. Mids', i860. (Father removed
to Edinburgh.)
Brother of No. CI20.
c i22.*Hepworth, W. P. (11) — B. Hepworth (Clerk), Wesley
Place, Richmond Hill. r. Mids', i860.
c 123. Wilson, J. B. (11)— G.Wilson (Surgeon), 8, North St.
George Wilson was a surgeon there in 1850 and 1866.
c 1 24.* Whitley, J. B. (i 5)— J. W. (Linen Man'), Crown Point R**.
r.* Mids., 1859. {li years.)
James Whitley was a linen manufacturer at 4, Aire Street, and Shannon
Street ; house, 3, Britannia Street, in 1866.
c i2 5.*Holton, G. C. (12)— Mr. H. (Joiner), White House St.,
Hunslet R*. r. Mids', 1858. (6 months.)
c i26."^Reynolds, A. (12) — W. R. (Fruiterer), Old Rotation
Office Y^. r.
William Reynolds was a confectioner and fruit importer there in 1850.
c i27.*Reynolds, H. (11). r. Mids., 1858. (6 months.)
A brother of No. c 126.
c i28.*Robinson, F. E., 11 — T. R. (Flax Spinner), 15, Crimble
Street, r. Mids', 1858. (6 months.)
Francis Edwin Robinson. (See also No. 1929.)
c i29.*Phillips, Fred. (11) — Mr. S. Phillips (Carrier), 7, South
Brook St., Hunslet Lane.
c i30.*Phillips, Sam (10). r. Mids', 1858. (6 months.)
Samuel Phillips was a cartman at 8, South Brook Street, in 1850.
c 131. Hogg, F. B. R. (i i)— Mr.F. Hogg (Wool-sorter), Chapel
Lane, Armley.
352 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c 132. Hatfield, James (12) — Mr. James Hatfield, i, Rock St.,
Nippet Lane^ Burmantofts.
At one time in the Leeds and County Bank.
C133. Taylor, John Edward (8) — Mr. W° Bickers (Draper),
7, Commercial St.
William Bickers was a draper there in 1857.
c i34.*Hall, W. (9)— Mr. W. Hall (Cloth Man'), 10, Springrfield
Mount, r. to U.D., Mids., 1859. (i J years.)
See also No. 2055.
c 1 35.*Hemsworth ( 1 1 ) — E. Hemsworth (Clerk), 1 3, Portland St.
r. Mids', 1859.
ci36.*Sowry, R. (11) — J. Sowry (Pawnbroker), 10, Albion
Place, r. Mids% '60.
Jeremiah Sowry was a pawnbroker in Change Alley; house, 10, Albion
Place, in 1857.
c54.*France, W. H. (11) — J. France (anal, chemist), 2, St.
George's Place, r. Mids', 1859.
John Morrell France was a commission agent and agricultural tUlage
manufacturer, Burley Street ; house, 2, St. George*s Place, In 1857.
c i37.*Mawson, J. W. (9) — Mrs. Mawson, 8, Elmwood St.
r. Mids', 1858. (6 months.)
Mrs. Mary Mawson lived at 8, Elmwood Grove, in 1857.
c i38.*Tate, Isaac (11) — Mr. Tate, Aire & Calder Navig-ation
Office, r. Xmas, 1858.
Isaac Henry Tate (son of Isaac Tate, wharfinger, Aire and Calder
Navigation). Went to sea. Address unknown in 1903.
c i39.*Taylor, Thomas (14) — Mr. Hirst, 152, Woodhouse Lane.
r. Mids', 1858. (6 months.)
John Hirst was a grocer there in 1857.
c 1 40. Watson , Lewis ( i o) — T. Watson (Coachman), Park View,
Far Headingley.
Thomas Watson was a coachman there in 1857.
c i4i.*Baxter, J. P. (9) — W. Baxter (Drysalter), 30, Wellington
St. r. Mids', 1858, to U.D.
See also No. 1996.
ci42.*Richardson, T. (12) — G. Richardson (Upholsterer),
I, Roundhay Terrace, r.* Mids., 1859. (^i years.)
George Richardson, draper (Waller & Richardson, Briggate), lived there
in 1857 and 1866.
c i43.*Newton, G. (13) — D. Newton (Wool Merch*), 8, Kingston
Place, r. to enter his father's business, Mids., 1859.
(li years.)
George Newton. In the Leeds Borough Treasurer's office ; afterwards
a bookseller and stationer, 62, Chapeltown Road, Leeds, 1865-91 ;
retired. 23, Commercial Street, Falsgrave, Scarborough, in 1906.
c ioo.*Harbron, W. — W. Harbron (Hosier), 34, Bridge End.
readmitted, r. Xmas, 1858.
William Harbron was a hosier there in 1857.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 353
August 2S^\ 1858.
c 1 44. *i . Kendall, Edmund (10) — W. K., 6, Boundary Terrace,
Burley Rd. (Comm. Traveller), r. Xmas, 1859.
Brother of No. c86.
c 145. *2. Dry burgh, Andrew (10) — D' Craig, 4, Cookridge St.
r.* Xmas /58. (6 months.)
William Simpson Craig, M.D., lived there in 1857.
C146. *3. Wright, Tho« (13)— Tho« Wright (Corn Merch^),
14, Bywater St. r. Xmas, 1859.
Thomas Wright was a hay dealer at 16, Meadow Lane ; house,
Bywater Street, in 1850.
C147. *4. Dobson, Alf. (12) — W. H. Dobson (Draper), 81,
Briggate.
See also No. c 106.
c 148. *5. Dobson, Ainsley (11). r. Christmas, 1859, i^ con-
sequence of domestic diff*®*. (ij years.)
A brother of No. c 147.
c 149. 6. Cullingworth, Walter (12) — ^Joseph C. (Grocer),
Albert Place, Chapeltown. r.*Xmas, 1858.
See also Nos. 0254 and 2081.
C150. *7. Rhodes, Joseph (14) — ^W. R. (Cloth Drawer), 31,
Stamford Street, r. Xmas, i860 (business).
ci5i.*8. Wilkinson, H. H. (14)— H. H. W. (Cloth Man'),
Mill Green, Holbeck. r. Mids', i860 (appointment
in an office).
Henry Hewitt Wilkinson was a manager for Richard Ripley, of Isle
Mill. The son was in a sharebroker*s office, and died many years
before 1906.
c 152. *9. Horsman,John(ii) — Joseph Horsman (Cloth Miller),
Dunkirk Hill, Armley. r. Mids', i860.
Joseph Horsman was a cloth miller at Armley Hole in 1857.
C153. *io- Ward, Horatio (11) — Mr. F.Ward (Wool Salesman),
8, Alfred Place, Little London, r. (business)
Xmas, '60.
c 1 54 . * 1 1 . Leather, Beaumont ( i o) — Mrs. Leather (Shop-
keeper), 86, Woodhouse Lane. r. Mids', 1861.
(3 years.)
A stuff" merchant in Leeds. The Hollies, 36, Clarendon Road, Leeds,
in 1903.
c 155. *i2. Grayburn, Parkinson (12) — Mr.W.GrayburnfWool
Merchant), 8, Beech Grove, Leeds, r. to U.D.,
Aug*, 1859. (i year.)
William Grayburn was a merchant (White & Grayburn, 15, Russell
Street) in 1857. (See also No. 2056.)
W
354 I-EEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOiC.
C156. *i3. Robinson, John (12) — ^J. Robinson (Draper), 25,
Portland Crescent, r. Mids% 1859. (i year.)
An advertising agent and contractor. 48, Wellington Street, Leeds,
in 1903.
c 157. *i4. Wade, Francis (io),Aug., 1857*^ S. W. S. Wade
r. to U.D., Christmas, 1859. Minsurance Agent),
( I i years.) f 21, Cowper S^
c 158. *i5. Wade, John (9) J New Leeds,
r. to U.D., Christmas, 1859. (i J years.)
Samuel W. H. Wade was a commission and insurance agent at
40, Albion Street; house, 21, Cowper Street, in 1857. (See also
Nos. 2079 and 2080.)
c 159. *i6. Mirfin, Fred^ G. (9)— Mr. E. Mirfin (Cloth Man^,
77, Fenton St. r. Xmas, 1859.
c 160. 1 7. Lees, Fred*^ Arnold, 1 1, Jan^ — Dr. Lees, Meanwood.
See also No. 1973. f
Feb. I"*, 1859.
c i6i.*Barbour. Entrance postponed on account of sudden
illness.
Probably No. c 210.
c i62.*Bames, Francis (13) — Mr. Barnes (Salesman), 2, Wood-
house Lane. r. to U.D., Mids', i860.
See also No. 2003, and following No. c 263.
c i63.*Bentley, Edward (14) — Mr. Bentley (Overlooker), 3,
Backhouse Place, Burley Lane. r. Mids', i860.
c i64.*Berrie, Robert (13) — Mr. Berrie (Flax Merch*), 2,
Kingston Terrace, Woodhouse Lane. r. to U.D,,
Mids., 1 859. ^6 months.)
Robert Miller Berrie. Robert Berrie was a merchant there in 1S57.
(See also No. 2052.)
c i65.*Berrie,Richard(ii). r. to U.D., Mids., 1859. (6 months.)
A brother of No. c 164. (See also No. 2053.)
c 166. Broomhead, Jackson (9) — M' Hiram Broomhead (Agent),
182, North Street.
See also No. 2020.
c 167. Danby, George Francis (13) — Mr. Danby (Upholsterer),
20, Upperhead Row.
(Son of Francis Danby, and brother of No. c 105.) An architect at
10, Park Row, Leeds. Stanley Drive, Roundhay, in 1904.
c i68.*Denton, Tho* (13) — Mr. W. Denton (Stone Merch^),
Potter Newton, r. Mids', '60. (i^ years.)
Died 17 March, 1897.
c 1 69.*Foster, James (10) — Mr. James Foster (Tailor), 1 30, Lady
Lane. r. Xmas, '60. (2 years.)
James Foster was a tailor at 130, North Street, in 1850 and 1857.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 355
c 1 7o.*Greenwood, Fred: (12) — Mr. James Greenwood (Man-
ager), II, Union Terrace, Dewsbury Road. r. Xmas,
'60 (business). (2 years.)
James Greenwood lived there in 1857.
ci7i.*Hall, James (13) — Mr. James Hall (Cloth Drawer),
34, Park Lane. r. Xmas, i860 (business).
James Hall was a confectioner there in 1850.
c i72.*Harrison, Tho» (13) — Mr. Tho« Harrison (Operative),
4, Brandon St., Armley Rd. r. Easter, i860; appoint-
ment at Leeds library.
c i73.*Hart, Tho« (10)— Mr. John Hart (Joiner), 8, Palermo St.,
Hunslet Lane. r. Mids., 1859. (6 months.)
C174. Hartley, John Edwin (12) — M' John Hartley (shop-
keeper), 165, Briggate.
John Hartley was a milliner and straw bonnet maker there in 1857.
c i75.*Hind, John (12) — Mr. Tho» Hind (Currier), 1 1, Blenheim
Place, Woodhouse Lane, r.* (6 months.)
c i76.*Ibbitson, Ch* Theophilus (13) — Mr. James Ibbitson
(Warehouseman), 37, Imperial St., Leylands. r. Mids"",
i860.
C177. Keeble, Alfred (loj — M' Sam' John Keeble (Farrier),
17, Church Lane, Kirkgate.
M.R.C.V.S. 1868. Retired, 1905. 11, Hillcrest Avenue, Leeds,
in 1906.
c 178. King, Christopher (10) — M' Christ' King (Bootmaker),
40, Upperhead Row.
Christopher King was a bootmaker at 66, Briggate, in 1850.
c io8.*Lee, William (12) — Mr. J. Lee (Tailor), 21, Upperhead
Row. Readmitted after i year's absence.
c i79.*Lockwood, John S. (10) — M' G. Lockwood (Cloth
Finisher), Springfield Place, Holbeck. r. Mids', '61.
(2i years.)
George Lockwood was a cloth finisher at Holbeck New Mill ; house,
12, Prospect Place, in 1850.
c i8o.*Nelson, James Walter (10) — Mr. J. Nelson (Gas Regula-
tor), 12, Springfield Terrace, Burmantofts. r. Xmas, '60.
(2 years.)
Brother of No. c 195.
c 1 8 1 .*Pamaby, John ( 1 1 ) — Mr. E . Parnaby (Farmer) , Rothwell
Haigh, near Leeds, r. to U.D., Christmas, 1859.
(i year.)
See also No. 2073.
ci82.*Simms, Fred: (12) — W"* Simms, Esq. (Commercial
Traveller), Caledonian Road. r. Mids', 1861. (2 4 years.)
William Simms was a paper traveller in Caledonian Road in 1857.
c 183. Simms, Tho» (loj — ditto.
A brother of No. c 182.
356 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
Admissions.
Aug* I5*^ 1859.
c 184. (i) Cha» Fredk Atkinson, 9 (Aug.) — Peter A. Atkinson
(Millowner), 13, Hanover Street.
Charles Frederick (son of Peter Law) Atkinson. In New Zealand ; then
a mill superintendent, Harcourt Mills. Clarendon Road, Leeds, in 1904.
ci85.*(2) Tom Pearson Bell, 12 (Jan.)— Will™ Bell (Dyer),
66, Burley Road. r. Xmas, 1859.
Died in 1S93.
c i86.*(3) William Brown, 13 (Jan.) — George Brown (Draper),
I, Government Street, r. Xmas, i860; business.
George Brown was a painter there in 1866.
c i87.*(4) Ja"* Edw^ ChafFer, 10 (Nov.)— Ja« ChafFer (Manufac-
turer), North Street, r. Xmas, '59.
John Edward Chaffer (son of James Chaffer, of Hartley, Green & Co.).
A draper ; retired. 4, St. Mary's Road, Newton Park, Leeds, in 1904-
c i88.*(5) Fredk Dyson, 12 (June)— J»« Dyson (Miller), 5, (Good-
man's Court, Hounsleet Lane. r. Mids', 1861
I'business).
c 189.^(6) Ja^ Edw^ Ellison, 12 (Mar.) 1 Cha« Ellison (Grocer),
c i9o.*(7) Sam 10 (Nov.) J 35, Upperhead Row.
(6) r. (U.D.), Xmas, i860. (See also No. 2139.)
(7) r. to U.D. See also No. 2140.
c i9i.*(8) Will*" Copley Heaton, 14 (April)— Ed w^ Heaton
(Clerk), 26, Carr Road. r. Mids', i860.
Qerk and afterwards Director of the Armley Road Iron Works, Leeds ;
retired. Chadleigh, Harrc^ate, in 1906.
c i92.*(9) Edw^ Lorraine Heelis, 16 — Tho^ Heelis, Esq.
(Solicitor), Woodlands, near Skipton. r. Mids%
i860, to commence Engineering.
C193. (10) Benj" Armitage Hirst, 11 (April) — Benj° Hirst,
Esq. (Banker), Woodhouse. r. during half year
between Mids' & Xmas, 1862.
Manufacturers' agent. Wood Green Farm, Cheshunt, Herts., in 1906.
(See also Nos. C279 and C402 for brothers of above.)
c 1 94.*( 1 1 ) Charles Edwin Hodgson, q (Mar.) — Edwin
Hodgson (Retired), Spencer Cottage, New Leeds,
r. Mids', 1 861 (Boarding School).
Edwin Scarth Hodgson was a clerk at 4, Spencer Place, in 1857.
c 195. (i2)*Charles Herbert Nelson, 9 (Sep.) — ^John Nelson
(Gas Fitter), 12, Springfield Terrace, Birman tofts.
Brother of No. c 180.
ci96.*(i3) George Robert Ouston, 10 (Nov.) — Rob*^ Carter
Ouston(Comfactor), 8, Providence Row. r. (U.D.),
Xmas, '60.
See also No. 2138.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 357
C197. (14) John William Rawling, 9 (Mar.) — ^John Rawling
(Cloth dresser), 53, Skinner Lane. r. Xmas, 1862.
c 198. (i5)*George Henry Reynolds, 12 (Aug.) — ^John Reynolds
(Shoemaker), 5, Kirkgate. r. 1862.
John Reynolds was a shoemaker at 5, Kirkgate ; house, Hyde Park,
in 1857.
c 199. (i6)*John Spenceley, ,o (Mar.) ^ ^^^^ Spenceley
r. Amas, 1801. f rr- i« - j. \
C200. (i7)*Thomas 12 rOct.) (^^^'^'^ ^PTv,""^'
' r. Mids', 1861. ^ ^ ) Woodhouse.
John Spenceley. Born 1844. Cashier, White Moss Colliery, Ltd.,
Skelmersdale. Died 7 Oct., 1900, aged 56 (Ormskirk).
Thomas Spenceley. Clerk, White Moss Colliery, Ltd. Died 28 April,
1880, aged 34 (Langho).
c 201. (18)* William Hyde Thompson, 12 (Feb.)— William
Thompson (Tailor), 23, Queen Street, Hull,
r. Xmas, 1861, to enter business.
An auctioneer. City Salerooms, Lowgate, Hull, in 1904.
C202. (19) Thomas William Thornton, 12 (June) — ]^° Wade
rnton
Thompson (Accountant), 10, Cobourg Street, r.
John Wade Thornton was a clerk there in 1866.
c 203.^(20) James Tolson Whiteley, 11 (June) — Tho* Whiteley
(Contractor), 10, Busby Court, Woodhouse. r. to
U.D., Christmas, 1859. (^ months.)
See also No. 2074.
c 204. *(2 1 ) Alfred Wood, 12 (May) — ^John Wood (Cashier),
15, Grafton Street, r. (business), Xmas, i860.
John Wood was a traveller there in 1857.
0205.^(22) Bayston Wood, 11 (Oct.) — Godfrey Wood (Con-
fectioner), Clifton House, r. to U.D., Mids', i860.
See also No. 2 no.
c2o6.*(2 3) Walter Woodhead, 12 (July) — J°<* Woodhead
(Painter), 2, Chorley Lane. r.
John Woodhead was a painter at 20, Somers Street; house, 157, Park
Lane, in 1866.
Admissions.
Michaelmas, 1859.
C207.*(i) John Tilburn, 10 (Dec') — William Tilburn (Cashier),
Lifton Villas. r.toU.D., Christmas, 1859. (6 months.)
See also No. 2082. William Tilburn was a bookkeeper at 4, Lifton
Place, in 1857.
C2o8.*(2) Richard White, 15 (April)— John White (Woollen
Merchant), 5, Springfield Place, r. Mids', 1861.
John White was a merchant there in 1857 (White & Graybum).
358 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
Admissions.
Jany 31, i860.
c 209.*( I ) George Henry Abbott, 12 (Jan>) — ^John Abbott
(Bookkeeper), 3, Wordsworth Street, r. Mids%
1861.
John Abbott was a clerk at 9, Fenton Street, in 1857.
c 2io.*(2) RichardBarbour,i2(Oct')— Will"D.Barbour(Clerk},
15, Alfred Place, r. Mids', i860.
Donald Barbour was a clerk at 29, Alfred Place, in 1857.
c 2 II . (3) Richard Thomas Briggs, 8 (April) — John Brig-gs
(Maltster), Lifton Villas.
A maltster. No. I, Mill Street, L-eeds. Died 16 Sept., 1898.
C2I2. (4) Joseph Brunt, 12 (May) — Isaac Brunt (Commercial
Trav'), II, Manor Street, r. Xmas, 1862.
Isaac Brunt was a traveller at 4, Elmwood Grove, in 1866.
C2i3.*(5) Henry R. Chowler, 13 (April) — Charles Chowler
(Mechanic), Burley Road. r. Easter, 1861, to
enter business.
c 2 14.*(6) John William Clarkson, 10 (Feb^) — ^William Clarkson
(Horse dealer), 3, Old Street, r. Midsummer, i860.
William Clarkson was a horse dealer in Beckett Street in 1850.
C215. (7) Joseph Cotton, 11 (Oct"") — Stephen Cotton (Drafts-
man), 7, Darley Street, r. Xmas, 1862.
Stephen Cotton was a draughtsman with Samuel Lawson & Sons, Hope
Foundry, Leeds, and an inventor. Joseph is a flax machine maker.
Stephen Cotton & Co., BrookBeld Foundry, Belfast, in 1906.
C2i6.*(8) Thomas Cuttriss, 13 (Aug.) — William C. Cuttriss
(Dentist), Cookridge Street, r. Mids', 1861.
Thomas (son of William) Cuttriss. A dentist in Leeds; then at
Doncaster. 24, High Street, Doncaster, in 1904.
C2i7.*(9) Walter A. Dearden, 13 (June) — Mrs. Dearden,
28, George^s Place, r. U.D., Mids', '60.
See also No. 2108.
c 2 18.*( 10) William Tho^ Downes, 13 (Jan^) — H. J. Downes
(Publican), Harewood. r. (illhealth), Xmas, 1 86 1 .
(Son of Harry James Downes.) Was intended for the Merchant Service.
After two or three years as midshipman, went to Canada, and died at
Ingersol, Ontario, 11 Oct., 1878.
c 2i9.*(i i) William Fletcher, 14 (June) — ^Joseph Fletcher (Cloth
finisher), 15, Springfield Place, Holbeck. r. (busi-
ness), Xmas, i860.
C220.*(i 2) William Henry Foster, 9 (May) — Joseph Foster
(Cloth finisher), Eldon Place, Woodhouse. r.* Mids',
i860.
Mrs. Mary Foster lived at 5, Eldon Place, in 1866.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 359
c 22 i.*(i3) Robert Fynn, 13 (on day of admission) — William
Fynn (Tailor), 1 1, Rockingham St. r. Xmas, i860.
William Fynn was a tailor and draper at 30, Park Row. House,
II, Rockingham Sireet, in 1866.
C222.*(i4) John Graybum, 15 (Sept.) — Thomas F. Grayburn
(Pailfactor), Hunslet Road. r. Xmas, i860.
Thomas Grayburn was a pail factor (Cross & Co.) at 41, Hunslet Road,
in 1866.
C223.*(i5) William P. Harrison, 15 (Aug.) — Joseph Harrison
(Chemist & D.), Stanningley. r. Xmas, 1 861, to
go abroad before entering business.
Joseph Harrison was a druggist at Stanningley in 1866.
c 224. (16) William Henry Hartley, 12 ( ) — Samuel Hartley
(Manufacturer), Potter Newton.
c 2 25. *( 1 7) Joseph William Hodgson, 13 (July) — Edwin
Hodgson (Clerk), Spencer Cottage, New Leeds,
(from U.D.) r. Mids% 1861.
Edwin Scarth Hodgson lived at 4, Spencer Place, in 1857.
C226. (18) Joseph Horsfall, 13 (Aug.) — Joseph Horsfall (Over-
looker), Warwick Place.
Mr. Joseph Horsfall lived at i, Cavendish Road, in 1866.
c 227. (19) Joseph Longley, 10 (Oct.) — William Longley
(Builder), Park Street.
An invalid; living at Hull in 1906.
c 2 28.*(2o) Thomas Longley, 14 (Jan^) — Joseph Longley
(Builder), 71, Woodhouse Lane. r. Mids% 1861,
to enter business with his father.
(Son of John Longley.) Died about 1868.
c 22o.*(2i) William Walker Roberts, 1 1 "\ t., t> u 4.
(Nov.). r.MidsM86i. / x k h 1^ \
c23o*i2.) JoWh 'sharp R., 13 \ SSin rS'
(Oct.). r. Mids', 1 86 1. J Caledonian Koad.
Mrs. Frances Roberts liv^ at 49, Tunbridge Street, in 1866.
C231. (23) Edwin W. Lambert, 12 (Aug.) — ^Joseph Lambert,
(Cloth Merch*), 5, Elmwood Green.
c 232.*(24) Walter George Russum, 12 (May)— George Russum
(Commercial Traveller), 96, Portland Crescent,
r. Mids', 1 86 1.
Manufacturers' agent. St. Mark's Terrace, Dewsbury, in 1906.
c 233. (25) Roger Walter Shackleton, 12 (Jan^) — Roger
Shackleton (Commercial do.), 29, Wellington
Street, r. to business, Xmas, 1862.
Roger Walker Shackleton. To Hameln, Germany. A flour miller;
retired.
36o LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
C234.*(26) Herbert Alfred Smith, 15 (May)— Alfred Smith
(Flax Spinner), 7, Woodseley Terrace, r. to U.D.,
Mids', i860.
See also No. 2109.
c 235-*(27) Alfred Trow, 12 (Nov')— W. H. Trow (Accountant),
55, Trafalgar Street, r. Mids', '60.
Alfred Gibson Trow. (See also No. 1949.)
c 236.*(28) (jeorge Thomas Wainman, 13 (Sept.) — Henry
Wainman (Oil Merchant), Burley. r. Xmas, i860.
C237.*(29) James Septenal Wood, 11 (Jan.) — ^William Wood
(Butcher), 57, Woodhouse Lane. r. Xmas, i860.
William Wood was a butcher there in 1857.
c 2 38.*(3o) William Burton Yates, 12 (Jan.) — ^William Yates
(Manager), 86, Fen ton Street, r. Xmas, 1861.
0239.^(31) Walter Yates, 10 (Nov') — Mrs. Yates, Caledonian
Road. r. Xmas, 1 86 1 .
Committee clerk — in the office of the Town Clerk of Leeds for many
years — in 1905.
Admissions.
Aug., i860.
C240. I ) James Atkinson, 11 (Oct') — Will™ Atkinson (Iron-
monger), Holbeck Lane.
An ironmonger at 18, Holbeck Lane; died many years before 1906.
0241. 2) William Henry Barnes (Salesman), 2, Woodhouse
Lane.
(Son of John Barnes, salesman to B. Gott & Sons.) 8, Oakroyd Villas,
Manningham, Bradford, in 1905.
C242.*3) Charles Clifford Bulmer, 11 (July) — Charles Bulmer
(Solicitor), Blenheim Lodge, r. (U.D.), Mids', 1 86 1 .
See also No. 2163.
C243.*4) Thomas Foster, 12 (June)^Mrs. Foster, 4, Borough
Lane. r. Xmas, i860.
See also No. 2127.
c 244.^5) Edward Gray, 1 1 (Dec') — Robert Gray (Flour dealer),
18, Grafton Street, r. Xmas, 1861.
C245. 6) John Hobson (For'), 14 (Deer.) — Joseph Hobson
(Currier), Long Street, Easingwold.
A tanner and currier. Avenue House, Easingwold, in 1904.
c 246. 7) George Fred^ Jackson, 1 1 (Jan^) — George Jackson
(Tobacconist), 4, Camden Terrace, r. to business,
Xmas, 1862.
Assisted his father till 1877. Yorkshire College, 1878-9. An English
timber merchant from 1881. For thirty years connected with the Young
Men's Christian Association at Leeds. 5, Glebe Road, Harrogate, 1906
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 36 1
c 247. 8) Joshua George Terry Lee, 9 (Dec') — ^Joshua Lee
(Paperhanger), St. James' Street.
A clerk in the Bank of Beckett & Co., Leeds; then manager Sheffield
Banking Company. A sharebroker in Birmingham in 1906.
c 248.*9) Henry Edward Bashan Marshall, 14 (Fely)— Fred^
Marshall (Drysalter), Woodhouse Cliff, r. to enter
business, Xmas, 1861.
c 2 49.* 10) George Midgeley, 11 (Dec') — George Midgeley
(Butler), Rev^ A. Barry's, r. Mids', 1861.
c 250. 11) George Plews, 1 3 (Nov') — Tho® Flews (Hotel keeper),
Wellington Hotel, r. Mids', 1862.
Brother of No. c 308.
c 25 1 . 12) James William Whiteley, 1 2 (July) — ^James Whiteley
(Shoemaker), Armley. r.* Xmas, 1 862.
James Whiteley was a shoemaker at Well Garth in 1850.
C252.*i3) William Nicholson Wood, 13 (June) — ^William Wood
(Engineer), Foster's buildings, Armley. r. to enter
business, Xmas, 1861.
C253. 14) George Henry Wordsworth, 12 (Dec') — George
Wordsworth (Plumber), 18, Jerry Street, West St.
r. Xmas, 1862.
Employed at the Sheffield Waterworks.
C254. 15) Walter CuUingworth, 13 — Joseph CuUingworth
(Grocer), Albert Place, Chapeltown. (U.D.). r.
See also Nos. C149 ^nd 2081.
c 2 55.* 1 6) Walter Brock, 12 (Mar.) — Charles B. (Manager),
Southend House, Bramley. r. Mids', 1861.
c 256.*! 7) John Lister Collier, 13 (April) — John Collier
(Surgeon), Queen St. r. Easter, 1861.
c 25 7.* 1 8) George Cooper, 15 (Dec') — Rev** Peter Cooper,
Richmond Hill. r. Mids', 1861.
C258. 19) Joseph Cooper, 14 (April).
c 259.*2o) Albert England, 14 (Oct')— Tho« England, Esq., The
Elms, Headingley. r. Xmas, 1861.
A steam plough owner at Maldon, Essex. Died 16 June, 1890.
C260. 21) William Keeling, 12 (Oct.)^Will°' Keeling (Com-
positor), 27, Rockingham St. r. Mids', 1861.
William Keeling. Lodgings 27, Rockingham Street, in 1857.
C26i.*22) Joseph Henry Pearson, 13 (Aug.) — Henry Pearson
(Wool Warehouse), Cross Cemetery St., Wood-
house, r. to enter an office (Xmas, 1861).
A clerk in the Leeds Mercury Office ; then on a Birmingham paper.
Died about 1876.
362 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
C262.*23) Robert Saalfeld, 14 July) — Albert Saalfeld, Esq.,
Elmwood House, r. to enter business with his
father, Mids., 1861.
Albert Saalfield, merchant, lived at Elmwood House in 1857.
C263. 24)*Albert Saalfeld, 8 (May), r. (U.D.) Mids', 1861.
A brother of No. C262.
Admissions.
Jany, '61.
C162. i) Francis Barnes, 15 Aug. — John Barnes (Salesman),
2,Woodhouse Lane.
See also No. 2003.
C265. 2) Frederick Botterill, 11 Oct. — Matthew Botterill (Gas),
1 2, West Hilarys*.
With Hotham & Whiting, warehousemen, Leeds, in 1906.
c 266. 3) Charles Clark, 13 (Mar.)— Mrs. Clark (Hotel), Bull &
Mouth, Briggate.
A wine merchant (Parkes & Co., Lowerhead Row) ; also of the Cor-
poration Hotel, Camp Road, Leeds. Died 12 November, 1880, aged 33.
c 267.*4) William Clough, 10 (June) — ^John Clough (Plumber),
Gray St. r. Xmas, 1861.
John Clough was a plumber at 12, Grace Street, in 1857.
C268. 5) Samuel Dalby, 13 (Sept.) — ^John Dalby (Draper),
16, Lowerhead Row. r. to business, Xmas, 1862.
To Australia, 1869; Secretary to a Company; J. P. 2, Brighton Terrace,
Sussex Street, South Brisbane, Queensland, in 1904.
c 26g*6) John Kettlewell Leather, 1 1 (Aug.) — Mrs. Leather
(Draper), 86, Woodhouse Lane. r. Xmas, 1861.
(Son of late William Beaumont Leather.) A leather factor at Boston,
Mass., U.S.A., in 1903.
c 270. 7) William Passavant, 9 (Aug.) — Philip W° Pzissavant,
Esq., Knostrop (Rev** F. G. Fleay's). r. to Classical
DepS 1862.
See also Nos. 2202 and 2229.
C271. 8) Will°> Edw^ Spawforth, 11 (Aug.)— Mrs. Whewall's
(sister), Caledonian R<*.
(Son of Thomas Spawforth, of Bradford, woolstapler.) Bom at Leicester
24 Aug., 1849. A sailor, and then led a colonial life. Died at Sydney
9 June, 1886.
C272.*9) Samuel Wade (fr. U.D.), 14 (Aug.) — Samuel Wade
(Insurance Agent), 21, Cooper Street, r. Mids', 1861.
See also No. 1893.
Admissions.
August, 1861.
C273. I ) Alexander Broughton, 10 (Nov') — ^Alex' Broughton
(Overlooker), 6, S*^ Mark Street.
Alexander Broughton lived there in 1857.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 363
c 274. 2) John Child, 13 (Nov')— William Child, Queen Street,
r. Mids', 1862,
Tom Child. Central Station Hotel, 88, Wellington Street, Leeds, 1906.
Died at his residence, 15, Cumberland Road, Headingley, from the
result of a bicycle accident, 16 February, 1907, aged 59.
C275. 3) Josiah Craythome, 14 (Nov') — Josiah Craythorne,
Miller, Grove Hill, Beverley (Rev. F. G. Fleay's).
r. Mids., 1862.
A miller at Beverley; retired. Living at Ilfracombe in 1906.
c 276. 4) John Grayson, 14 (July) — George Grayson (Manager),
Ellerby House, Bank. r. to business, Xmas, 1862.
(Brother of No. 1504.)^ With his brother, James Grayson, an engineer,
at Hunslet. Died 14 February, 1891, at Gipton Avenue, in his 44th
year.
C277. 5) Charles William Grreenwood, 13 (Nov**) — Charles
Greenwood (Innkeeper), S* James Street.
Charles Greenwood had a beerhouse at I, St. James's Place, in 1866.
C278. 6) Arthur Hawkes worth, 10 (June) — ^John Hawkes worth
(Leather Merch^), 8, Ashley Place, Beeston Hill.
John Hawksworth (Thomas Hawksworth & Co., curriers, Siouth Market)
lived at 172, Dewsbury Road, in 1866.
C279. 7) Arthur Hirst, 11 (June) — Benjamin Hirst (Clerk),
Woodhouse.
(Brother of Nos. c 193 and C402.) Arthur Walton Hirst. A collector
for the New River Company. Died 1 1 July, 1893, aged 43.
C280. 8) John Fletcher Hall, 13 (April) — William Home
(Tobacconist), 20, Queen's Place.
John Fletcher Home. L.S.A. Lond. 1874; L.F.P.S. Glasg. 1875;
F.R.C.S. Edin. 1877 ; M.D. St. And. 1891. J.P. for the West Riding.
The Poplars, Bamsley, in 1 90 1.
c 281. 9) Charles Antony Hutchinson, 13 (Oct') — Antony
Hutchinson, Park Side Farm, Headingley.
Charles Anthony (son of Anthony and Christiana) Hutchinson. Succeeded
his father at Parkside Farm. Died 5 Dec., 1877, aged 30. St. Michael's
Churchyard, Headingley.
C282. 10) John Thomas Jackson, 11 (Sept.) — Mrs. Jackson,
Longclose House.
Entered below. No. c 307. Henry Jackson was a cotton band manufac-
turer in Longclose Lane in 1857.
c 283. 11) John Johnson, 9 (Sept.).
C284. 12) William Hill Johnson, 1 2 (Nov'). — ^Joseph Johnson
(Excise-man), Kirkstall.
C285. 13) William Stockwell Lawson, 13 (Aug., '60) — Thomas
Lawson (Overlooker), St. Matthew's Place, Little
London.
Thomas Lawson was sub-manager at the Felt Mills, Camp Road.
William S. Lawson is a carpet manufacturer (W. S. Lawson & Co.).
From 1868 to 1874 in Woodhouse Lane; 1874-1906 at Burley New
Mills, Leeds.
364 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK,
c 286. 14) Alfred Loftus, 10 (Mayj— Alfred Loftus (Commercial
Trav'), Grove Place, r. Mids', 1862.
(Brother of No. 309.) Alfred Loflhouse was a traveller at 2, Giotc
Place, in 1857.
C287. 15) Richard Halstead Lassey, 13 (July) — ^John Lassey
(Coal Merchant), Becket Street, Burmantofts
Lane. r. to business, Xmas, 1862.
John Lassey (Lassey & Wilcock, Rock Colliery) lived at 4, East Beckett
Street, in 1850.
C288. 16) Thomas Plews, 13 (Dec') — William Flews (Cabinet
Maker), Chapeltown.
Thomas Plows. William Plows was a joiner and cabinet maker in
Newton Place, Pottemewton, in 1850.
C289. 17) John Christian Reinhardt 1 12 (Aug., '60).
C290. 18) William Tyndale Reinhardt J 11 (June).
Johan C. Reinhardt (Druggist), Briggate. both
r. Xmas, 1862.
Johann Christian Reinhardt. Born 25 Aug., 1848 (eldest son of No. 566).
A chemist in Briggate, Leeds; retired 1900. Grove House, Leeds,
in 1902.
William Tynedale Reinhardt. Born 28 Dec., 1849 (second son of
No. 566). A chemist in Briggate, Leeds; retired 1900. The Haven,
Victoria Road, Douglas, Isle of Man. Died 26 Jan., 1901.
C291. 19) William Henry Rice, 9 (April) — ^John Richard W.
Rice, Esq., Lyddon Terrace, r. Xmas, 1862.
(Son of John Richard Woodhead Rice.) With Cooke & Co., Wholesale
Clothiers. Died at Wigan, 1892.
C292. 20) Thomas Henry Storey, 9 (Dec') — Mrs. Storey,
Headingley Mills, r. Mids'i 1862.
c 293. 21) Walter Vaux, 10 (Aug. '60) — Vaux (Cashier),
67,Woodhouse Lane.
M.I.M.E. Engineer at Liverpool. 5, Sandheys Avenue, Waterloo,
Liverpool, in 1906.
Admissions.
Easter, 1861 (omitted above).
C294. i)*James Bent, 10 (Sept.) — Peter Bent, 10, Blenheim
Place, r. Mids^ 1861.
(Son of Peter Bent, manager of the Yorkshire Penny Bank.) A sailor.
Drowned at sea.
C295. 2) Albert Edward Willey, 12 (Feb^) — Edward Willey
(Butcher), Rockingham Street, r. Xmas, 1862.
A butcher at 69, Wade Lane, Leeds (where his father began the business
in 1819), in 1904.
C296. 3) James Andrews, 12 (Oct.) — Christopher H. (Share-
broker), 14, Grafton Street.
Christopher Hardcastle Andrews (Andrews & Standish, 18, Park Row,
Agents) lived at 28, Grafton Street, in 185a
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 365
Admissions.
Fefay, 1862.
C297. I.Atkinson, W. (14 yr., Nov*^) — Atkinson, Edward
(Tailor), Hunslet.
Edward Atkinson was a tailor in Church Street, Hunslet, in 1850.
C298. 2. Atkinson, F. W., 11 yr., Mar. — Atkinson, Thomas
(Cashier), St. Mark's Terrace.
Thomas Alfred Atkinson was a clerk at 3, St. Mark's Terrace, in 1857.
c 299. 3. Broughton Alf*, 9, Jan. /62 — Broughton, George
(Overlooker), 1 01, Portland Crescent.
Transferred to Upper Department. Teacher of singing at the School,
1884-1887. (See also No. 2383.)
C300. 4. Chad wick, Chas., 12 yrs., Nov. — Chadwick, Charles
(Commercial Trav.), Chadwick Lodge, Crown
Point R<*.
See also No. 2281.
c 301 . 5. Dresser, J. H., 9 yrs., July — Dresser, John (Cornfactor),
Headingley. Rem** to Class^, Xmas/62.
See also No. 2222.
C302. 6. Ellis, Henry, [4 yrs.. Mar. — Ellis, John (Draper),
Holbeck.
A linen draper in Wortley Lane; then in RoundhaytRoad, Leeds.
C303. 7. France, Arthur, 10 yrs.. Mar. — France, John (Com^
Agent), 31, North St.
c 304. 8) Child, Tom. readmitted March, 1862. r. Mids', 1862.
See also No. C274.
C305. 9) Fuller,Will.Jas., i2(Feb.) — Fuller,Thom as (Gardener),
Headingley.
** Headingley," Marshall Avenue, Bridlington, in 1905.
c 306. 10) Hill, Alfred, 1 5 yrs., Nov. — Hill, Henry (Cornfactor),
Sneinton, Nottingham. Left for the Scientific
DepS Mid', 1862.
C307. II. Jackson, John Thos., 11 yrs. — Mrs. Jackson, Long-
close House.
(Entered above, No. c 282.) Chairman of Jackson's Stores, Limited,
Woodhouse Street, Leeds. In the Leeds Town Council, 1880-83. For
many years President and Treasurer of the Liberal Association, Otley
Division. Member and Chairman of Ilkley District Council. J. P. for
the West Riding. Elmleigh, Ilkley, in 1906.
C308. 12. Plews, Paul R., 11, Oct' — Flews, Thos., Wellington
Hotel.
Thomas Plews, Wellington Hotel, 172, Wellington Street, in 1866.
C309. 13. Loftus, Thos., 9, Dec' — Loftus, Alfred (Com^ Trav.),
Grrove Place, r. Mid', 1862.
Brother of No. c 286.
C310. 14. Shaw, Lewis, 14, Nov' — Mrs. Shaw, Brunswick
Terrace.
366 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
C311. 15. Smith, Will% 13 yr., Sep'— Smith, Will: (Cabinet
Maker), 12, Park Lane.
William Smith was a cabinet maker at 1 1, Park Lane; house, Henrietta.
Street, in 1866.
C312. 16. Walker, Will: 11, Feb.— Walker, Will: (Malster),
Mill Green, Holbeck.
William and George Walker were maltsters at Mill Green in 1866.
C313. 17. Wilson, Henry, 10 jrrs., April — Wilson, Chas.
(Tanner), 1 34, Woodhouse Lane.
Henry (son of Charles Carr) Wilson. A gas engineer and ironfoundo-
(Wilson & Mathieson, Ltd., Armley) ; Vice chairman. Abbey Gorse,
Kirkstall, in 1903.
c 3 1 4. 18. Wade, Chas. 1 1 4 f Wade^ Thos., Com : Trav.,
C315. 19. Wade, John J12, Feb. \ 5, Grosvenor Place.
18. r. in Oct. to business.
Mrs. Eliza Wade lived there in 1866.
Admissions. Aug*, 1862.
C316. I. Blakeborough, Arthur, 12 — H^ Blakeboro', 2, Aked
Terrace, Leeds.
Henry Blakeborough was a hardware dealer at 35, Lowerhead Row,
in 18 so, and at 65, Briggate, in 1866.
c 317. 2. Boddy, T. H., 15, Aug' — ^John Boddy, Tallow March*,
Albion Villa, Spencer Place, New Leeds, left
Xmas /62.
John Boddy was a tallow chandler in Little Dock Street ; house, Spencer
Place, in 1866.
C318. 3. Browne^ W.Todd, 10, May — J. C. Browne, Dentist,
4, Kings' Street, Leeds.
John Crow Browne was a dentist, 48, Briggate ; house, 2, Wood's Yard,
in 1850.
C319. 4. Clapham, T. W., 13, April — Geo. Clapham, Cloth
Merch*, 5, Sunny Bank Terrace.
George Clapham was a merchant (Williamson & Clapham, 7, York
Place) ; house, 5, Sunny Bank, in i8<S6.
C320. 5. Crabtree, Alfred, 12, Dec. /61 — Jas. Crabtree, 16,
Knostrop Rd., Leeds,
c 32 1 . 6. Dixon, W., 10, Sep' — W" Dixon, Minister, Springfield
Lane, Leeds.
C322. 7. Guy, Rob', 12, Feb^' — ^Jos. Guy, Cloth Man', Armley.
r. Xmas, 1862.
James Guy was a cloth manufacturer at Hill Top, Armley, in 1850.
c 323. 8. Heeles, Matthew, 13, May — Jno. B. Heeles, Auction',
7, Carr PP% Leeds.
Matthew Gunthorpe Heeles. Delicate health; emigrated to New
Zealand. Mannger of the Wellington Woollen Mills; J. P. About to
retire and return to England in 1905.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 367
C324. 9. Irving, Ja", 11 Aug^/62 — ^Jno. Irving, Porter.
C325. 10. Jackman, Chas., 12, March — Chas. Jackman, Build',
Lowmoor Build«», Woodhouse.
(Brother of No. C339). Died 3 April, 1885, at Woodhouse.
C326. II. Kirby, W. H^, 13, Aug*^ — Fred** Kirby, Manager.
Miss Lister, 26, S* Paul S', Park Sqre., Leeds.
Walter Henry Kirkby. (See also No. 2221.)
C327. 12. Nield, S., 14, Feb. ") Sam* Nield, Traveller. Mr.
> Binns, Poole. Ash House,
C328. 13. Nield, J. M., 12, April J Whitchurch, Shrops.
Samuel Nield. A commercial traveller. Died at Liverpool 25 Oct., 1888.
John Manning Nield. A sheep farmer. Died at Dubbo, New South
Wales, 20 OcKr^902.
c 329. 14. Robb, Hy. Verity, 1 1, Sep', '62 — Thos. Robb, 3, Oak
Terrace, Leeds,
c 330. 15. Senior, Hez**, 15, Dec, '61 — Rich** Senior, Manager,
13, Green M* Terrace.
C331. 16. Scholefield, G. W., 11, July — Thos. Scholefield,
Overseer, 8, Bond Place.
George William Grange Schofield. Intended for the Bar ; entered the
Mercantile Marine, and was shortly afterwards drowned at sea.
Admissions. Sep', 1862.
C332. I. Thos. Morton, 13, Dec. /61 — ^Jacob Morton, Minister,
25, Bowman Lane.
Admissions. Jany, 1863.
C333. I. Acroyds, Isaac (13) — W"™ Acroyds, Cloth Manuf',
Armley, Leeds.
J. Akeroyd was a cloth manufacturer at Moor Side in 1850, and
J. Akeroyd & Sons in 1866.
c 334. 2. Bedford, John (9) — Jos. Bedford, Iron Merch*, 50,
Springrfield Place.
(Brother of No. c 355.) John Francis Bedford. Died at Leeds,
unmarried, 4 June, 1891, aged 40.
C335. 3. Bentley, Alfred (15) — Geo. Bentley, Screw Manuf,
Hero Place, Woodleford, Leeds.
An architect and surveyor. 22, Park Row, and Turret Villas, Francis
Street, Leeds, in 1906.
C336. 4. Greenwood, Walter F. (14) — Jas. Greenwood, Cloth
Finisher, Union Terrace, Dewsbury R^, Leeds.
C337. 5. Horton, T. E. (12)— Jas. Horton, Timber Merch*,
S* Peter's Sqre., Leeds.
C338. 6. Firth, Jonathan (11) — Mrs. Firth, Draper, Kirkstall.
Frances Elizabeth Firth was a draper there in 1866.
368 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c 339. 7. Jackman, G.W.(i 1) — Chas.Jackman, Builder, Rag^lan
Rd., Woodhouse.
Brother of No. C325. Died 30 Sept., 1872, at Woodhouse.
C340. 8. Ladley, Jas. (13) — Horatio Ladley, Cloth Manufacf^
Hill Top, Armley.
Horatio Nelson Ladley was a cloth manufacturer at Aire Street Mill;
house, Armley in 1866.
c 34 1 . 9. Marshall, Hamilton (9) — A. T. Marshall, Linen draper,
Headingley.
(Son of Abraham Thomas Marshall, a draper at Far Headingley.)
Learned fanning; then went to sea. Died at Manchester.
C342. 10. Oddy, T. W. (11) — W" Oddy, Linendraper, 15,
Trafalgar Sqre., Leeds.
William Oddy was a draper at 16, Duke Street; house, 51, TrafaU^
Street, in 1866.
c 343. II. Simpson, Geo. (13) — Geo. Simpson, Carpenter, Tun-
bridge St., Leeds.
George Simpson lived at 71, Tonbridge Street, in 1866.
C344. 12. Turton, G. W. (13) — W*" Turton, Hay dealer, 14,
North St., Leeds.
George William Turton. A com and forage merchant, Leeds. Hayfield
House, Leeds, in 1903.
c 345. 13. Walker, Walter (i i)— W. E.R.Walker, Flock MerchS
Kirkstall Rd., Leeds.
Son of William Elsworth Robinson Walker, and brother of Nos. 2403
and 2404.
(Feb.) 19.
c 346. 14. Binns, Hen^ (16) — ^Jas. Binns, Merch*. Mr. J. Long-
bottom, Burley Cresc*.
A mohair merchant in Constantinople. Died about 1899 (in the
Transvaal).
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
List of Boys in Commercial Department.
Sepr. 29*^, 1861.
Boys' names. Date of Admission. Age.
c 296. James Andrews. Jan^, '61. 12.
[Father's name.] [address.] [Profession -Trade.]
Chris. Hy. A. 14, Grafton St. Sharebroker.
C240. J. Atkinson, Mid', '60, 11 — Wm. A., Holbeck Lane,
Ironmonger,
c 184. J. F. Atkinson, Aug., '59, 9 — Peter A., 13, Hanover St.,
Mill Owner.
Charles Frederick Atkinson.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 369
C241. W. H. Barnes, Mid., '60.
C265. Fred. Botterill, Jan^, '61, 11 — Matthew B., 12, West
Hilary St., Gas C.
c 211. R.T. BriggsJany,'6o, 8— Jno. B., Lifton Villas, Malster.
C2I2. Joseph Brunt, Jan>', '60, 12 — Isaac B., 11, Manor St.,
Commer* Trav'.
c 166. Jackson,Broomhead,Feby,'59,9— Hiram B., 1 3, Bishop's
Yard, W St.
C273. Alex. Broughton, Mid., '61, 10— Alex' B., 6, St. Mark's
St., Overlooker.
C274. Tom Child, Mid., '61, 13 — ^Wm. C, Queen's St.
Entered above, Aug., 1861, page 363, as John Child.
C266. Chas. Clark, Jan^, '61, 13 — Mrs. Clark, Briggate, Hotel
Keeper,
c 267. Wm. Clough, Jan>', '61, 10 — ^John C, Gray St., Plumber.
C215. Jo" Cotton, Jany, '60, 11 — Stephen C, 7, Darley SS
Draftsman. Remov^ Xmas /62.
C275. Josiah Crathorne, Mid., '61, 14 — Josiah C, Grove Hill,
Beversley, Miller. Left Mids*", 1862.
C254. Walter CuUingworth, Mid., '60, 13 — ^Joseph C, Abert
Place, Chapel Town, Grocer.
c 167. Geo. Fran* Danby, Feb>, '59, 13 — Mr. Danby, 20, Upper-
head Row, Upholsterer. Rem^Xmas/62.
C268. Sam* Dalby, Jany, *6i, 13 — ^John Dalby, 16, Lowerhead
Row, Draper. Rem** Xmas /62.
C244. Edw. Gray, Mid., '60, 11 — Rob* Gray, 18, Grafton St.,
Flour Dealer.
C276. John Grayson, Mid., '61, 14 — Geo. Grayson, Ellerby
House, Bank, Manager. Removed Xmas/62.
C277. Chas. W. Greenwood, Mid., '61, 13 — Chas. GH*, St. James
St., Innkeeper.
CI74. John Edw. Hartley, Feb>', '59, 12 — ^Jno. H. H., 165,
Briggate, Shopkeeper. Left Mid«", 1862.
C347. Edw. Hatfield, Feb., '59, 12 — Jas. H., Rock St., Nippet
Lane, Burmantofts. Retired.
Mr. James Hatfield lived in Rock Street in 1866, and at 60, Beckett
Street, in 1850.
c 224. W.H.Hartley, Jan., '60, 124 — Samuel H., Potter Newton,
Manufac'.
c 193. Benj° Hirst,* Aug. '59, 1 1 1 Benj. H., Woodhouse,
c 279. Arthur Hirst, Mid', '61, 1 1 J Banker.
•Remov^ to business, 20 Nov. /62.
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370 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c 131. F. B. R. Hogg, Feb^^, '58, 11— F. Hogg, Chapel Lane,
Armley,Wool sorter. Left Mid'/62.
C226. Joseph Horsfall, Jan^, '60, 13 — ^Joseph H., Lodg-e St.,
Woodhouse Lane, Overlooker,
c 278. Arthur Hawkesworth, Mid', '61, 10 — ^John H., 8, Ashley
Pl^, Beeston Hill, Leather Merch*'.
c 280. J. F. Home, Mid', '61, 13— Wm. H., 2, Bridgefield Place.
Knows^' Road, Tobacconist.
John Fletcher Home. Entered before, (as Hall) Aug., 1861.
C281. C. A. Hutchinson, Mid', '61, 13 — Anthony H., Parkside
Farm.
c 246. Geo. Fred. Jackson, Mid', '60, 1 1 — Geo. Jackson, 4, Cam-
den Terrace, Tobacconist.
C282. Jno. Thos. Jackson, Mid', '61, n — Mrs. Jackson, Long-
close House, Bank. Rem** Xmas jtz,
c 283. Jno. Johnson, Mid., '61, 9.
C284. Wm. H. Johnson, Mid., '61, 12 — ^Joseph J., Kirkstall,
Exciseman.
C177. Alf. Keeble, Feb^, '59, 10— Sam* Jno. K., Wharf St.,
Kirkgate, Farrier.
C231. Edw. W. Lambert, Jan^V 60, 12 — ^John Lambert, 5, Elm-
wood Green, Cloth Merch*'.
C287. Rich^ H. Lassey, Mid', '61, 13. c C \
John Lassey, Becket St., Burmantofts Lane, \ ^^ ^\t
RemdXmas/62. CMercti.
c 285. W. S. Lawson, Mid., '61,1 3 — Tho* Lawson, St. Matthew's
Pl°®, Little London, Overlooker.
William Stockwell Lawson.
c 269. J. K. Leather, Jan^, '61,1 1 — Mr. Leather, 86, Woodhouse
Lane, Draper. Left S.
C247. Jos. G. T. Lee, Mid', '60, 9 — ^Joshua Lee, /Paper-
Greenfield House, Hilary St., (^hanger,
c 286. Alfred Loftus, Mid', '61, 10 — Alfred Loftus, Grove Place,
Commerc* Trav'. Left Mid', 1862.
C227. Jos. Longley, Jan>', '60, 10 — ^Wm. Longley, Park St.,
Builder,
c 270. Wm. Passavant, Jany, '61, 9 — Philip W. P., Knosthrop.
Left for Class* Mid', 1862.
C261. Jos. H. Pearson, Mid., '60, 13 — Henry P., Cross Cemet*
St., Woodh*^, Wool Warehouse. Left School i"' Mar.,
1862.
C288. Tho» Plows, Mid', '61, 13— W. Plows, Chapel Town,
Cabinet Maker.
C250. Geo. Plews, Mid', '60, 1 3— Tho» P., Wellington Hotel,
Hotel Keeper. Left Mid'/62.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 37 1
c 197. Jno. Wm. Rawlings, Aug., '59, 9 — John R., 53, Skinner
Lane, Cloth dresser. Rem^ Xmas /62.
c 289. J. C. Reinhardt, Mid', '61, 12 1 Jno. C. R., Briggate,
c 290. W. T. Reinhardt, Midr., '61, 1 1 J Druggist.
Rem^ Xmas /62.
c 198. Geo. Hy. Reynolds, Aug*, '59, 12 — ^John Reynolds,
5, Kirkgate, Shoemaker. Left S. i'* March, 1862.
c 291. W. H. Rice, Mid', '61, 9 — ^J. R. W. Rice, Esq., Lyddon
Terrace. Left Xmas /62.
c 233. Roger Shackleton, Jan^, '60, 12 — Roger S., 29, Welling-
ton St., Com Miller. Rem^ Xmas /62.
Roger Walker Shackleton.
c 2 7 1 . W. E . Spawforth, Jany, 60, 1 1 — Mrs. Whewell, Caledonian
Road.
c 199. Jas. Spenceley, Aug* '59, 10 — ^Jno. Spenceley, Wood-
house, Coach Propriet'.
(?) John Spenceley.
C292. T. H. Storey, Mid', '61, 9— Mrs. Storey, Headingley
Mills. Left Mid', '62:
C202. Tho» W. Thornton, Aug', '59, 12 — John Wade T., 10,
Cobourg St., Accountant. Left Mid', 1862.
c 293. Walter Vaux, Mid','6i, lo^Mr. V., 67, Woodhouse Lane,
Cashier,
c 133. Taylor, re-admitted Oct. — Mr. Bickers, Commercial St.,
Draper. Left April, 1862.
C2o6. Walter Woodhead, AugS '59, 12 — ^John Woodhead,
2, Chorley Lane, Painter,
c 252. W"^N.Wood,Mid','6o, 13 — Wm.Wood, Foster Buildings,
Armley, Engineer.
C253. G. H. Wordsworth, Mid', ^60, 12 — Geo. Wordswth,
18, Jerry St., West St., Plumber. Remov^ Xmas /62.
c 140. Lewis Watson, Feb^, '58, lo — T. Watson, Park View,
far Headgly, Coachman, remov^ Xmas/62.
C295. Alb* Edw*^ Willey, Easter, '61, 12 — Edw. Whilley,
Rockingham St., Butcher, remov^ Xmas /62.
C251. Jas. W. Whiteley, Mid', *6o, 13 — ^James W., Armley,
Shoemaker, rem** Xmas /62.
C239. Walter Yates, Jan>,^6o, 10 — Mrs. Yates, Caledonian Rd.
C238. W. B. YateSi^ Jany, *6o, 12— Wm. Yates, 86, Fenton St.,
Manager, Brush'.
Entered Jany., 1862.
C348. Jackson, Rob*^, 12 Sep. — Hy. Jackson, Engineer, Little
Queen St.
Henry Jackson was an engineer. Bank Top Machine Works, Richmond
Road ; house, 20a, Burley Lawn, in 1866.
372 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
Admissions. April 8^ 1863.
C349. Hillas,John, 15 Oct., 1862 — Mr. W. Hillas, Joiner, etc.,
Headingley.
A timber merchant. Hillas, Sherwood & Hewitt, West Hartlepool, io
1906.
C350. Morgan, Florence, 12 Feb^, 1863 — Mr. Chas. M., Excise
Officer, 5, Glasshouse St., Hunslet. Removed Mar.,
1864.
A brother of Nos. c 361 and c 384.
Entrances. Aug* 4, 1863.
C351. Abell, W. T., II, Nov', 1862 — Jas. Holmes, Currier,
Meanwood.
c 352. Bates, John Wm., 11, Jan^, 1863 — Mr. E. Bates, Carver,
etc., I, Upper Fountaine St.
Son of Edmund Bates, a carver and gilder there in 1866.
C353. Bland, E. B., 12, Feb., 1863.
c 354. Bland, H. A. — Mrs. B., Draper, 4, G* George St.
Emma Bland was a tobacconist ; house, Great George Street, in 1866.
c 355. Bedford, Chas., 1 2, Sep., 1 862 — Mr. Jos. B., Mill Wright,
50, Springfield Place.
(Brother of No. c 334.) Charles Dunford Bedford. Died at Leeds of
inflammation of the lungs, 17 February, 1877.
C356. Bentley, Wm., 12, Feb^, 1863— Mr. G. B., BoltManuf,
Hero Place, Woodlesford.
A bolt and screw manufacturer. Died 3 January, 1893, at 60, Moor
Crescent, Hunslet.
C357. Binns,W., 14, Aug', 1862.
Walter Binns. Merchant, Belieck, Constantinople. Dead.
C358. Denton, G., 9, May, 1863 — Mr. D., Civil Eng^, Reser-
voir St.
C359. Firth, J. E., 16, Octr., 1862 "IMr. Firth, Iron Trade,
c 360. Firth, C. F., 15, April, 1863 J Blenheim Terrace.
Sons of Arthur Firth (S. T. Cooper & Co.).
John Edwin Firth lives at 64, Cowper Street, Leeds.
Charles Frederick Firth. An engineer, Leeds Ironworks ; retired. The
Briery, Harrogate; died there 30 March, 1897.
C361. Morgan, G., 9, April, 1863 — Mr. C. Morgan, Supervisor,
5, Glasshouse St„ Hunslet. Remov** Mar., 1864.
A brother of Nos. C350 and C384.
C362. Mallaliew, W. H. J., 12, May, 1863 — Mr. Benj. M.,
Foreman, Blackman Lane.
Probably went to Australia, and died there.
C363. Peniston, Chas., 9, Jan., 1863 — Mr. Jon. P., Station
Master, Marsh Lane.
Charles Edward Peniston. Woollen manufacturer (Evans & Peniston),
Claypit Lane, Leeds. 5, Montpelier Terrace, Leeds, in 1906.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 373
C364. Peniston, Rob., 13, Ap., 1863.
(Brother of Nos. c 113 and c 363.) Robert Gamett Peniston. Railway
clerk, Marsh Lane Station, Leeds, in 1906.
c 365. Rush worth, C, 14, Nov*", 1862 — Mr.Thos. R., Wholesale
Drugg', 13, Park Square.
Thomas Rush worth & Co. were wholesale druggists at 16, Wellington
Street ; house, 13, Park Square, in 1866.
C366. Sands, W., 9, Aug*, 1862 — Mr. Geo. S., Cloth Merch^
5, Sunnybank Terrace.
c 367. Sykes, W. S., 12, May, 1863— Mr. Sam* S., Flax MerchS
1 6, York Place.
William Samuel Sykes. Flax merchant. Removed to Upper School
in 1864. 17, York Place, Leeds, in 1906.
c 368. Thompson, Wm. W., 13, Sep., 1862 — Mr. Geo. T., Stone
Merch*, Potter Newton.
George Thompson was a stone merchant there in i866,
C369. Priestley, C. A., 10, June, 1863 — Mr. Jos. P., 69, Camp
Rd., Leeds.
Transferred to Upper Department. (See also No. 2354.)
C370. Stead, Arthur, 10, Oct', 1862 — Mr. Hy. Stead, Malster,
23, Cowper St., New Leeds.
Henry Stead was a maltster there in 1866.
Oct^ Mich'mas, 1863.
c 371. Taylor, Sam^ 13, May, 1863 — Jos. Taylor, S' Accommo-
date Rd., Hunslet Lane.
Joseph Taylor had a beerhouse there in 1866.
c 372. Robinson, J. H., 14, May, 1863 — ^J. H. Robinson, Miller,
Mill Green, Holbeck.
Joshua Horner Robinson was a commiller and maltster there in 1866.
C373. Binns, Laurence, 14, Oct., 1863 (ent^ Oct.). 2, Linden
Place, Caledonian Rd.
Merchant, Bebeck, Constantinople.
c 374. Sykes, Hy., 9, May, 1863 — Mr. John Sykes, Stay Maker,
Blackman Lane.
Tohn Sykes was a cloth and corset manufacturer in Blackman Lane;
house, Carlton Lodge, in 1857.
C375. Jefferson, R. P., 11, May, 1863 — Mr. P. Jefferson,
Chemist, etc., Ashley House, Beeston Hill, Leeds.
See also No. 2284.
C376. Ingham, Wm., 10, March, 1863 — Mr. Hy. Ingham,
Brick Mak', Wortley.
See No. 2331.
C377. Hill, Chris' B., 9, April, 1863— Mr. Jas. Hill, Wool
Stapler, i, Carlton Grove, Leeds.
374 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
c 378. Kinsley, J. V., 1 3, March, 1863 — Mr, J. Kinsley, Cashier,
Wortley (Upper), Leeds.
John Kinsley was a cashier at 22, Branswick Place, in 1866.
C379. Mitchell, C. E., 15, Nov', 1863— Mr. J. Mitchell, Vet.
Surg", 5, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds.
John Mitchell (No. 604) was a veterinary surgeon there in 1866.
c 380. Mitchell, J. W., 1 3, Jan^, 1 864.
Brother of No. c 379.
C381. Akeroyd, Cristop^, 12, July, 1863 — Mr. Isaac Akeroyd,
Cloth Man', Moorside, Armley.
J. Akeroyd & Son were manufacturers there in 1866.
C382. Swithinbank, J. E., 12, June, 1863 — Mr.W. C. Swithin-
bank, Painter, Moorside, Armley.
(Son of William Chaflfer Swithinbank and brother of No. c 35.) The
Rev. John Edwin Swithinl^ank. Queen's College, Oxford; B.A. 1885;
M.A. 1886. Curate of Plaistow, Essex, 1886-88; Mildenhall, SaCTolk,
1888-89. Rector of Saltfleetby St. Clement's, Louth, 1889- Died
3 September, 1897.
C383. Whitley, Mark, 13, Dec', 1863— Mr. Jas. Whitley,
Canvass Manuf., 3, Britannia St., Leeds.
James Whitley was a linen manufacturer there in 1866.
C384. Morgan, D. H., 8, Jan^, 1864— Mr. C. Morgan, Excise
Officer, Glasshouse St. Remov^ March, 1864.
C385. Wilks, F., 9, June, 1863— Mr. J. E. Wilks (Clerk;,
Blundell St., Leeds.
Frederick Wilks. An accountant. 11 54, De Lorimier Avenue, Montreal,
in 1906. (See also No. 2382.)
C386. Austin, Wm., 13, Sep', 1863 — Mr. John Austin, Dyer,
Boundary Terrace, Burley Rd.
John Austin was a manager. 28, Burley Lawn, in 1866.
C387. Austin, Geo. Alf., 11, May, 1863.
C388. Sugden, W. L., 13, Oct', 1863— Mr. W. Sugden, Archi-
tect (Leek, StaflFordshire). Dr. Lees, Mean wood.
William Lamer Sugden. An architect at Leek. F.R.I.B.A. 1892.
A prominent Christian Socialist. Died of heart disease 18 June, 1901.
Cremated.
AugS 1864.
C389. Heaps, Arthur, 13, Dec, 1863 — Mr. C. Heaps, Cloth
Finish', 10, Brunswick St.
C390. Heaps, Christopher, 12, May, 1864.
The father lived at lo, Brunswick Street, as clerk to the Overseers,
in 1866.
Arthur Heaps was a Quantity Surveyor at Farnborough, Hants., in 1903.
Christopher Heaps, bom 1852. Clerk to the Leeds Board of Overseen.
Heath Cottage, Scarcroft, in 1903.
C391. Taylor, W°^ Stead, 10, April, 1864 — Mrs. Taylor, 2,Willow
Terrace, Caledonian Road.
James Taylor, Poor-rate Collector, and Mrs. Ann Taylor lived in Willow
Terrace Road in 1866.
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK. 375
C392. Wadsworth, John Wm., 10, Dec', 1863 — Mr. Thos.
Wadsworth, Cloth Merch*, Burley Hill top, nr. Leeds.
Thomas Wadsworth (Thomas Wadsworth & G>., Woollen Manufac-
turers) lived there in 1866.
C393- Waithman, Geo. Ringrose, 10, Nov., 1863 — Mr. A. G.
Waithman, Com* Trav', Cemetery Place, Woodhouse.
See also No. 2401.
C394. Fletcher, Geo., 12, Dec, 1863 — Mr. D. B. Fletcher
(uncle), Hop Merch*^, Moor Town, nr. Leeds.
(Nephew of Mr. Daniel Bakewell Fletcher, of Moor Allerton.) Living
in Leeds in 1904.
c 395- Wood, J. W., II, July, 1864 — Mr. Thos. Jessop (Uncle),
Warehouseman, Gray's Buildings, Burley Rd.
John William Wood. A textile manufacturer's agent. 53, Sholebroke
Avenue, Leeds, in 1905.
c 396. Whalley, H.L., 9, Jany., 1864 — Mrs. Whalley, 12, Victoria
Rd., Hyde Pk.
Henry Lawson Whalley. (See also No. 2381.)
C397. Pickersgill, Thos., 12, Mar., 1864 — Mr. John Pickersgill,
Sadler, 83, Wellington St., Leeds.
John Pickersgill was a saddler at 83, Wellington Street, in 1866.
C398. Sugden, John, 11, Oct% 1864 (ent^ 20 Oct.) — Mr. John
Sugden, Back Lane, Bramley.
Henry Sugden & Sons were engineers at Victoria Foundry in 1866.
Entrances. Jan^ i6th, 1865.
C399. Goodall, Francis F., 13, July, 1864— Mr. T.W. Goodall,
Soap & Oil Merch*, Torquay Terrace, Headingley.
Thomas Walker Goodall was a salesman at Torquay Terrace, Headingley,
in 1866.
C400. Oddy, James, 12, Aug\ 1864 — Mr. W. Oddy, Draper,
5 1 , Trafalgar St., Leeds.
William Oddy was a draper at 16, Duke Street ; house, 51, Trafalgar
Street, in 1866.
c 401. Scott, John, 10, March, 1864 — Mr. J. Scott, Wool°Merch*,
3, Victoria Rd.
Se.e also No. 2353.
C402. Hirst, Clement, 10, Nov., 1864 — Mr. B. Hirst, Banker,
Reservoir St. (Woodhouse Cottage).
Brother of Nos. C193 and C279.
C403. Fraser, Fredk. Wm., 8, 14 Dec, 1864 — Mr. Wm. Chas.
Fraser, Leather Merch^, 3, Aked Terrace, Woodhouse
Moor.
See also No. 2395.
c 404. Mason, Benj°, 1 2 (24 May, 1 864) — Mr. Wm. Mason, Com
Merch^ 28, Wellington St.
Probably went to Australia.
376 LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL ADMISSION BOOK.
(May 8»^ 1865.)
C405. Gibbs, John Wm., 8, 9 Nov., 1864.
C406. Gibbs, Geo. Wright, 10, 17 Jan^, 1865 — Mr. W. Gibbs,
Hosier, 15, Brunswick Place.
George Wright Gibbs. W. Gibbs & Co., silk mercers, &c., 67 and 68,
Briggate, L^s. Residence, Rockwood, Moor Road, Headingley.
C407. Oddy, Sam^, 10, 18 April, 1865 — Mr. Wm. Oddy,
51, Trafalgar St.
Brother of No. C400.
C408. Priestley, John Walker, 10, 29 May, 1864 — Mr. Rob'
Priestley, Woolen Merch*, Blenheim Cottage, Black-
man Lane.
Robert Priestley was a clerk at 12, Blackman Lane, in 1866.
c 409. Marshall, Arthur, 8, 5 Nov., 1 864 — Mr. A. T. Marshall,
Draper, Headingley.
(Son of Abraham Thomas Marshall, a draper at Far Headingley.) A
currier and leather merchant. Back Lane, Bramley, in 1906.
C410. Hurst, Geo. Edw^, 11, Oct., 1864 — Mr. J. R. Hurst,
Com^ Trav', 34, Cowper St., Leeds.
C411. FuUilove, J. H. (11, June, 1864) — Mr. J. H. Fullilove
(Leather Trade), 5, Holborn St., Woodhouse.
June 14th.
C412. Wade, John, 14th Sep., 1864.
c 4 1 3. Wade, Arthur, 1 3, May, 1 865 — Mr. Benj" Wade, Swillow
Moor, Bramley.
Benjamin Wade, a commission agent at 4, York Place, Leeds, lived
at S winnow Moor, Pudsey, in 1866.
Admiss** on Sep. l8, 1865.
C414. BinnSjJas., 14, (12 Feb., 1865).
Merchant, Bebeck, Constantinople. Dead.
C415. Bowling, John P., 14, (20 Mar., 1865).
A professor of music. Formerly organist at the School Chapel. Dead.
C416. Dawson, Geo., 14, [2 Mar., '65).
C417. Foster, Wm., 10, (9May, ^65).
c 418. Gaunt, Wm., 13, (7 Feb., 1865.
C419. Inchbold, Ed** S., 10, (21 Dec', 1864).
A water colour artist. (See also No. 2425.)
C420. Stoor, Peter R., 13, (17 July, 1865).
Peter Ripley Storr transferred to Upper Department. (See also No. 2426).
C421. Waddington, M. H., 13, (25 Aug*^, 1865).
Matthew Henry Waddington. (See also No. 2396.)
C422. Walker, RobS 11, (Jany., 1865).
End of Register of the Commercial Department.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
MADE DURING THE PROGRESS OF THE WORK THROUGH
THE PRESS.
The numbers prefixed to the following names are the same as those prefixed
to the same name in the Printed Admission Book.
I. Hall, Robert. Add— Recorder of Doncaster, 1845.
3. Reade, Joseph Bancroft An accoimt of the Reade family has recently
been published in a handsome quarto volume of 283 pages, with illustra-
tions, by Aleyn Lyell Reade, of Park Comer, Blundellsands, near Liverpool.
6. Tennant, Sanderson. Add— Rector of Bedford.
186. Lupton, Francis. Add— J. P. for the West Riding.
229. Ellershaw, Robt. Jno. After "Springfield Mount" insert "then of."
239. Swithinbank, Wm. Chaffer, of Armley. (Son of Joseph Swithenbank
and father of Nos. C35 and C382.)
251. Brookfield, Wm. Hy. For portrait, etc., see "Mrs. Brookfield and her
circle," by C. & F. Brookfield. London : Pitman & Sons, 1905.
263. Granger, H. H. In place of "died shortly after" read "died 17 Oct.,
1878, aged 64; buried at Kildwick."
270. Sadler, Alfred. Probably a clergyman.
292. Royce, John. With his father, and afterwards a draper and milliner
(Hum & Hall, 42, Commercial Street, Leeds). He died on 28 April,
1905, at 12, De Grey Terrace, Leeds, aged 90.
390. Wood, Peter. M.D. Edin. 1834. Woodbank, Southport, in 1872.
483. Sangster, Charles. Died 5 Oct., 1906, at Darton Vicarage, in his 89th
year.
499. Heaton, Jno. Deakin. Left School in 1834. See Life by Wemyss Reid.
528. Holmes, Joseph. Add— (Son of Rev. Joseph Holmes, D.D., Headmaster.)
On page 37, two lines below No. 538, the number "28" before the name
Dodsworth, Frederic, should lie "280."
542. Hubbersty, R. C. Add — Curate of West Deeping nine years ; Vicar of
Cartmel ; Hon. Canon of Cariisle. Died 5 May, 1905, in his 90th year.
573. Matterson, Edward Hardwicke. (Son of Edward Matterson, an
apothecary in Briggate, who died about 1835.) Born 19 Nov., 1819. A
chemist at Halifax 1844-65, at Dewsbury to 1890. Died 6 Jan., 1902.
574. Matterson, John Kitching. Born 1821. Went to South Africa in
1847. A merchant (Matterson Brothers) at Durban and Maritzburg.
Mayor of Maritzburg 1866. Died Dec, 1876, at Maritzburg.
580. Parker, Robt. Jno. Probably a solicitor, admitted Michaelmas, 1845
(Weddall & Parker, Selby).
617. Wood, Matthew Bateson. Admitted a solicitor in 1844, and practised
in Manchester. Died 22 Feb., 1885.
378 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
653. Dixon, Thos. Add— Master of Liverpool College School 1846-51
Headmaster of Bingley Grammar School to 1873. Tutor at St. Leonard's.
Chaplain at Barcelona 1880; at Palermo 1887-1900. Eaglehurst,
Maberley Road, Upper Norwood, in 1906.
675. Hudson, John. Add— Died Aug., 1906, in his 88th year.
680. Prockter, J. B. Add— Died 21 June, 1905, at Argyle Road, aged 81.
Bramham.
705. Slade, Wm. A bookseller at 7, Bond Street, Leeds, in 1850; then a
musicseller at Hastings. Dead.
764. Wikeley, Thomas. Bom 19 Nov., 1825. Died n Nov., 1906, at Old
Bank Road, Pool.
781. Price, Wm. N. Died June, 1888. Burmantofls.
782. Ripley, F. W. Add— (Son of John Ripley, third Master at the School.)
(?) Living at Warminster in 1896.
786. Wood, W. A. Died 21 Dec., 1904.
795. Elam, J. E. Living in Auckland, N.Z., in 1876.
939. Eagland, Jas. Chas. Died 25 Dec, 1846.
T030. Daunt, Wm. The last word in the annotation should read "Medjidie."
1044. Derham, Joseph Moore. (Son of Robert Derham, of Meadow Lane,
woolstapler.) For upwards of fifty years in the drawing office ci
Samuel Lawson & Sons, Hope Foundry, Leeds. 3I« Louis Street,
Leeds, in 1905.
1062. Nay lor, William. With Messrs. Kitchin & Ash worth, hop merchants.
Gall Lane, Leeds. Died in 1875, aged 4a
1064. Penniston, Geo. An egg merchant in the Central Market, Leeds. Died
10 Jan., 1902. Widow living at 24, Sholebroke Avenue, Leeds, in 1906.
1078. Ware, Wilmot W. Died 18 July, 1887.
1 153. Barrand, Wm. A joiner. Died at Leeds, 15 June, 1882.
1 157. Dufton, Joseph. A cloth merchant at 196, Wellington Street, Leeds;
retired. 6, Ritson Road, Dalston, London, in 1906.
1 158. Dunning, John. For many years in the office of Edmund Maude & Sons,
limber merchants. The Calls. Retired. 6, Woodland View, Chapel
AJlerton, in 1905.
1 195. Whiteley, Charles. Admitted a solicitor in 1863 (Shackleton & Whiteley,
Central Market Buildings, Leeds) ; afterwards in practice for himself in
Albion Street. Died 22 May, 1891.
1208. Cass, Wm. Anthony. Died 31 Dec., 1906.
1 209. Cheetham, Hy. Chowne. Articled to an architect in Leeds ; then engaged
on railway work ; forty years with G.N.R. Co. District engineer, Notting-
ham, Derby and Louth. Retired 1897. Died 4 Dec., 1901; aged 66.
1 2 12. Emsley, Wm. Perkin. Delete "Died in London (?)." A prison warder,
retirefl. 61, Skipton Road, Harrogate, in 1906.
1235. Parish, John. Coal dealer and goods remover. 24, Moorland Street,
Leeds, in 1906.
1247. Wainman, The Rev. E. Methodist N.C. 9, Salisbury View, Armley.
Died 4 May, 1901. New Wortley Cemetery.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. 379
1263. Coxon, Wm. Elder brother of No. 2013. Died in Leeds in Sept., 1888
or i8i89.
1273. Green, Thos. A wine and spirit merchant. 147, Woodhouse Lane,
Leeds, in 1906.
1278. Kitson, Edward Perkin. (Son of Peter and Maria Kitson.) A mechanic.
Died 27 Dec., 1853, in Kirkstall Road, Leeds.
1300. Coats, Thos. Died in 1906.
1351. Akehurst, Charles. Add— See following No. 1521.
1357. Bracewell, John. An actor.
1384. Crosthwaite, Robt J. Add— See also last name on page 125.
1389. Hardisty, Jno. Alfred. Add— See also following No. 1504.
1390. Handcock, Geo. Died sJune, 1906, aged 71.
1 41 6. Armfield, Chas. Noel. An architect in Park Row, Leeds, and at Whitby,
and Diocesan Surveyor. Died at Garth House, Hounslow, as the result
of an accident, 19 Feb., 1893.
1430. Harle, Thomas Pritchard. Intended for a solicitor, but was early
afflicted with paralysis and never passed his examinations. Died 31 May,
1871.
1 46 1. Harle, Hy. Boulton. A solicitor's clerk. Died in 1904.
1479. Taylor, Jno. C. Died 6 July, 1906.
1 499. Crosthwaite, Charles. Died 27 June, 1906, at sea on board R. M. S. AragoHy
aged 67.
1504. Grayson, Geo. Died 28 June, 1892, at 77, Queen Square, Blackpool.
1521. Allen, Joseph. "1521 " should read ** 1521A."
1529. Harle, Barnard Boulton. Went to America and was killed there.
1556. Broadhead, Joseph. "1556" should read 1556A.
1572. Rhodes, Wm. A wine merchant (Osmond Rhodes & Son, Upperhead
Row, Leeds). Address unknown in 1906.
1651. Brown, Wm. Robinson. A provision merchant in Leeds; afterwards in
Morecambe. Retired. 71, Westminster Road, Morecambe, in 1906.
1664. Middleton, Wm. J. Died 13 Jan., 1903.
1667. Redihalgh, James W. Died 30 Nov., 1905, aged 63.
1679. Hudson, John. Died 13 May, 1906, aged 66.
1680. Hydes, Edward. Died 26 Feb., 1906, at 107, Cross Flatts Grove,
aged 64. For 51 years with Kitson & Co., Airedale Foundry.
1690. Wilson, Thos. T. Died In or about 1906.
1 7 1 8. Barnes, Chas. Thomas. A woollen manufacturer at 37, Gt. Pulteney Street,
London, W., in 1905. Brother of No. 2003.
1723. Flood, Thos. Hy. Add to Note on page 122:— He worked for many
years gratuitously in the cause of education in the poorest districts of
London, and was at one time a member of the London School Board.
Died 16 June, 1907, at Guy's Hospital.
1752. Denny, Chas. Edw. Died 10 Aug., 1906, aged 63.
38o ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
1762. Hutton, Wm. Horsborough. Bom 22 Feb., 1843; died i Feb., 1906.
Chapel Allerton.
181 1. Jowitt, Walter Edward. Died i March, 1907, in his 64th year.
1865. Braithwaite, E. B. Living at 63, Mount Park Road, Ealing, in 1905.
1866. Hick, E. Living at 77, Grange Avenue, Leeds, in 1905.
1872. Potter, Wm. F. Died at Arundel Lodge, Ilkley, 2 May, 1907, aged 64.
1916. Nicholson, Sir Wm. G. Appointed Quarter-master Geneial Dec., 1905 :
promoted General Oct., 1906.
1937- Jennins, Edwd Devonia House, St. Au bin, Jersey, in 1906.
1954. Towler, Arthur. Died 29 July, 1907, aged 62.
1986. Hulme Saml. Jas. A medical student. Died before he was qualified.
1988. Daly, Denis. (?) Medical student. Died in the United States.
2014. Foster, Anthony Clarence. M.R.C.S. Eng. 11, Park Place, Leeds,
in 1906.
2027. Mallett, Wm. Chamberlain. To Boarding School. Apprenticed to a
woollen merchant. Left Leeds for Birmingham. In Manchester 1906. Not
in business, owing to poor health. (Brother of No. 048.)
2032. Lupton, F. M. ''Rocklands" should read "Rockland."
2037. Whitmell, C. T. In fifth Une of note, " 1888" should read " 1879."
2067. Weston, Edward. Re-entered after No. 2222, where "1863" in note
should read " 1873."
2069. Pearson, Hy. (Son of Geo. Bailey Pearson, of West End House, afterwards
of Moorham, Headingley ; and brother of No. 2270.) Living at Greenfield,
Newport, Barnstaple, in 1906.
21 16. Hirst, Hy. Edward. (Son of Chas. Hiret, physician, Morley.) Queen's
College, Oxford. Hastings Exhibitioner, 1867; 2nd Class Classical Mods.;
2nd Class Lit. Hum. 1871 ; M. A.; B.C.L. Barrister, Lincoln's Inn, 17 Nov.,
1874. 57, York Terrace, Regents Park, London, N.W.
2121. Rogers, Hildyard. Probably L.R.C. P. Edin. ; M.R.C.S.Eng. 43, Uxbridge
Road, London, W.
2122. Gibson, Jno. Chippindale. Died 17 July, 1907, at ** Palermo,'
Sidmouth, aged 58.
2128. Jowitt, Wm. Austin. Organist and Choirmaster, and at one time Assistant
Schoolmaster, at Hawarden ; afterwards went to Manitoba.
2145. Lupton, Arthur G. J. P. for West Riding.
2158. White, Jno. Fletcher. Died at St. John's, Wakefield, 10 February, 1907,
aged 57.
2166. Powell, Wm. Wilfrid. (?) St. John's, Oxfoid. Degree about 1869.
2249. Carter, Francis Richard. Died at Savile House, Chapel Allerton,
21 February, 1907, aged 56.
2270. Pearson, Wm. (Brother of No. 2069.) Afterwards known as Wm. Pienson.
A master at Whitgift School, Croydon, 1877 ; at SL Bees School 1878-9.
Headmaster of Speldhurst Prep. School, Tunbridge Wells, 1885-1903.
2285. Griesbach, Thos. Singleton. Died at the Laurels, Walsgrave, Coventry,
13 April, 1906, aged 53.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. 38 1
2308. Hewetson, Henry Bendelack. Died at Hull, 13 May, 1899.
2320. Robinson, Thomas. Went to America some years ago; believed to be
still there in 1906.
2336. Freeman, Walter. Living in Toronto in 1906.
2343- Sykes, Jno. Percy. Died 26 May, 1897, aged 43.
2344. Robinson, William, c/o Tasmania Timber Corporation, Port Esperance,
Tasmania, in 1906.
2351. Fraser, John. Civil engineer. Retired. Headingley, Pennant Hills,
Sydney, N.S.W., in 1906.
2356. Simpson, Hy. Jas. Grant. A solicitor. Died May, 1890, aged 35.
2361. Day, Charles. Died 6 Nov., 1898.
2377. Chermside, W. J. Werribie Park, Geelong, Victoria.
2386. Clarke, Wm. Eagle. Keeper of the Natural History Department of
the Royal Scottish Museum at Edinburgh in July, 1906.
2390. Middleton, Percy. Died i June, 1906, aged 50.
2413. Pearson, Arthur Bailey. Living in Virginia, U.S. A, in 1906.
2414. Pearson, Thomas Arnold Octavius. Died in Virginia, U.S.A., from
an accident, in 1905.
2435. Brown, Walter Hy. Died 13 Aug., 1907, aged 50.
2439. Fraser, James. Mechanical Engineer. Died at Headingley, 7 June, 1888.
2465. Gibson, G. A. At Glion sur Territat in 1906.
2490. Horsfield, Rd. Marshall. Died 26 March, 1906, aged 51, at Westgarth,
Meanwood.
2572. Sales, Hy. Harlow. Died 8 Jan., 1907.
2620. Shaw, Alfred Ernest. Add, "of Sherbum-in-Elmet, South Milford,
S.O., Yorkshire, 1904."
2647. Brigg, Wm. Bom in 1858, not 1857.
2655. Goodson, Robt. John. Farming in America in 1906.
2660. Hall, Matthew. (A brother of No. 2569.) Employed on the South
Australian Railway. Died of malarial fever, 1905.
2664. Robinson, Edward. Died in a Hospital at Liverpool, i Feb., 1905,
aged 45-
2740. Oldroyd, A. E. (Son of John Fell Oldroyd.)
2772. Browne, L, E. (Son of John Crow Browne.)
2783. Firth, Wm. Died 21 June, 1906, aged 45.
2806. Spong, Jno. Fuller. Delete the note and add, "Believed to have been
drowned at sea." There were two persons of the above name.
2903. Oglesby, F. L. (Son of Robert Parr Oglesby, surgeon.)
2914. Glover, William. Since 1890 the representative in East Yorkshire of
Higgins, Eagle & Co., lace warehousemen, London. Southfield, Hessle,
in 1906.
2917. Smeeton, Chas. Wm. Add— See following No. 3406.
2935. Lawson, Hy. H. A Teacher of Music. Dead.
3^2 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
2937. McCandlish, Jno. Gordon. Leeds City CouncU 1899.
2938. Nicholson, Wm. Leeds City Council 1898.
2962. Goodson, Alfred. Farming in Canada in 1906.
2963. Goodson, Herbert. Farming in Tasmania in 1906.
2990. Turner, Vincent H. Yorkshire College. Engineer in Australia.
3027. This number is wrongly printed 3207.
3<57- Joy, Richard Eustace. Clerk of the Peace for Staffordshire, and Oerk
of the Stafford County Council in 1906.
3172. Henderson^ Robt. Arthur. Vicar of Heckmondwike in 1906.
3231. Lister, Fredk. Ernest A spinner at Bradley Mills, Huddersfield.
Residence, Woodboume, Roundhay, in 1906.
3395. Hepher, Cyril. Vicar of St. John's, Newcasde, 1906.
3601. Smith, W. J. Cooper. "Cavendish Chambers" should read <* Carlton
Chambers."
3614. Barber, Frank Ainslie. Died suddenly at Liverpool, 23 March, 1907.
3682. Hancock, Rev. Wm. Hugh Mundy. Christ's College, Cambridge;
M.A. Curate of Trinity, Bournemouth, 1898 to 1900 ; of Christ Church,
Woking, 1900 to 1903 ; of St. Michael's, Chester Square, S.W., from 1903.
3737* '^^ number is wrongly printed 2737.
3772. Greig, John Fowler. Died at Melbourne, Australia, aged 33. (See
YorhAire Post^ 28 January, 1907.)
3776. Kitchin, Fred. Hyland. Leather fiwt or. Cross Fountaine Street, Leeds,
in 1906.
3816. North, Alfred £. Assistant master, Pudsey Secondary School, 1906.
3910. By water, Harry. Died at Roundhay II Nov., 1906, aged 25.
3954. Richardson, Joe Brook. Passed the examination for the Bar at the head
of the list, and obtained an Exhibition of £\o^ a year for three yean.
May, 1907.
4061. Horsfield, C.S. "See No. 4233" should read "See No. 4223."
4177. Mozley, Jno. Kenneth. Allen University Scholarship, Cambridge,
March, 1907.
INDEX OF NAMES.
The numbers following the names in this Index are the numbers
prefixed to the names of the pupils in the printed Admission Book on
pages I to 342 inclusive.
"c" prefixed to a number implies that the pupil was in the
Commercial Department. These will be found on pages 343 to 376
inclusive.
An asterisk (*). in this Index implies that further information about
the pupil is given in the ** Additions and Corrections" on pages 377 to 382
inclusive.
Abbay, W. c 99
Abbott, Clem. B. 2405
— Frederic 1092
— Geo. Herbert 2750
— Geo. Hy. c 209
— Henry A. 3325
— James 1151
— James E. 3149
— Robert 1449
Ab6 Fran.G.L.P. 1521
Abell, W. T. C351
Ackroyd, Walter 1618
Acomb, Geo. 3927
Acroyds, Isaac C333
Adams, Bern. G. 3326
— Charles 199
— Henry F. S. 2714
— Wm. E. 3878
Addinell, Abr. M. 476
Addison, Geo. S. 4140
— Lionel F. 4139
Addyman, R. L. 2915
— Thos. P. 1807,031
Adlestone, Abr. 4230
Ainley, Michl. H. 724
— William 412
Ainslie, Alfred G. 3662
— Jas. L. 3523
Ainsworth, Wm. 1152
*Akehurst, Chas. 1351
— Legh 141 7
Akeroyd, Christ, c 381
— John B. 1350
Albrecht, Sieg. A. 4066
— Wm. H. 3879
Aldam, Edwin 1584
Alison, Timothy 710
Allan, A. Thos. 2479
Allen, Edward 1353
* — Joseph 152 1 A
— Samuel 1093
— Thomas 1352
— Wm. E. 981
Allison, Fred W. 3764
— John F. 886
AUman, Thomas 647
Ambler, Jno. R. 1251
Anderson, Alf. G. 3260
— Hubert W. 2807
— Neville E. 3613
— Samuel 3637
— Samuel W. 2854
— William 1198
— Walter F.F. 3612
Andrews, Edw. 3524
— Harry 4017
— Herbert V. 4134
— Hugh 4018
— James 148
— James c 296
— Joseph D. 3824
Angel, Henry 4152
Angell, Chas. H. 515
Ansley, see Bloome
Anson, Henry A 1 7 1 7
Appleby, Benj. H. 3109
— Harry 3108
Appleton, Reg. 3361
Appleyard, Benj. 2877
— Edward 2878
— James F. 982
— Thos. W. 1032
— Thos. W. 2165
— William 160
Archbold, P. Hy. 4127
Armfield, Alf. W. 1813
* — Chas. Noel 141 6
Armistead, Edwin 1487
— Thos. B. 3926
Armitage, Arthur 2422
— Benj. 708
— Daniel 1554
— Edward 2543
— Harry W. 578
— Henry L. 2421
— Joseph 44
— Reg. T. D. 3947
— William 577
— William 1975
— Wm. W. 2855
Armstrong, David 341 1
— Lionel 4160
— Percival 4204
Army tage, J. N. G. 252
Arnold, Edm. G 2928
— Richard O. 41 71
Arundel, Chas. R. 3327
384
INDEX OF NAMES.
Ash, Richard G. 2224
— Thomas 2241
Aspey, Urban 4229
Aspinall, Bertram 3189
— Ernest H. 3362
— Frank S. 2756
— Harry 2755
Asquith, Frank E. 3525
— Joshua H. 3297
Atkinson, Alfred 768
— Ambrose 2673
— Arthur R. 2537
— Arthur S. D. 3412
— Chas. C. 3298
— Chas. Dore 3413
— Chas. F. C184
— Chas. H. 1585
— Dalrymple 442
— Edward 56
— Edward, D.D. 601
— Edward 838
— Edward 959
— Edward O 3414
— F. W. c 298
— George W. 2615
— Harry Law 3222
— James c 240
— Jasper 2624
— John B. 709
— Law 1450
— Miles 59
— Miles 1930
— Moses 201 1
— Peter Law 3478
— Reginald 2429
— Richard 9
— Richard 660
— Richard Hy. 1847
— Robert 257
— Robert L. 2671
— Samuel 408
— Saville 809
— Thomas 376
— T. Herbert S. 3718
— William 278
— William 502
— William 767
— W. c 297
— Wrey C. 2719
Audsley, John E
. 291
Austen, Joseph M
.1451
— Saml. Cooper
1488
Austin, Alfred
3526
— Geo. Alfred
C387
— William
C386
Autey, Chas.
1790
— William
1418
— William
1555
Aylward, James
209
Ayrton, Edward
2118
— Herbert A.
2177
-— Wm. Scrope
1980
B
Backhouse, Daniel 614
Bacon, Alfred T.
2317
— Geo. F.
2841
Bagnall, F. L.
687
Bailey, Edwin
533
— Ernest C.
2831
— John
309
— John
2318
— jas. T. H.
2832
— Robert G.
2311
Bainbridge, Geo.
2112
Baines, Alex. T.
3281
— Edward
3164
— Herbert S.
3165
— F. Talbot
3261
Bairstow, Thos. L
2113
Baker, James
26s
— Jas. R.
1953
— John
27^5
Baldwin, Chas. D.
4219
— John
1489
Balme, Charles
612
— Geo.
346
Balmforth, John
1354
Bannister, Chas.
1747
— Ernest Wm.
3456
Bapty, Geo. F. W
3223
Barber, Arthur L.
3457
— Cyril
4133
— E. Claude P.
3166
— Edw. P.
3988
*-- Frank A.
3614
Barber, Jas. H. 611
— Jno. L, 2996
— Reginald I). 3282
— Richard 3928
Barbour, Jno. \f . 887
— Richard c 210
— Saml. J. 1693
— Wm. D. C 888
C161
Barham, Wm. F. 7
Barker, Albert L. 4058
— Charles 906
— Edw. 1199
— Geo. 1200
— J. Norman 4268
— Raymond 2825
— Thos. Childe 905
— Thos. D. 1252
— Wm. Herbert 3940
— Wm. Hy. 3479
Barling, Arthur S. 2769
— F. Harvey 2360
— Ivon C. 2770
Barlow, Jno. J. 337
— Wm. Hy. 479
Barnes, Chas. J. 3262
♦— Chas.T. " 1 7 18
— Francis 2003, c 1 62
— Horace W. 2621
— Thos. 690
— Wm. A 3363
— Wm. Hy. c 241
Barnsbee, Ephraim 907
Barr, Ninian J. 2995
Barraclough,E.A. 2596
^ Wm. Hy. 747
*Barrand, Wm. 1 1 5 3
Barras, John 1154
— Robt. Thos. 396
Barrass, Geo. 1253
Barret, Morton 1885
Barrett, Cyril J. 4249
— Ernest S. 2508
— Howard ^939
-- Jno. C. 4294
— Wm. S. 4295
Barron^ . j^
Barrow/^ ^- 302o
Barrowby, John 155
INDEX OF NAMES.
385
Barrowclough,
1 Bedford, James
811
Wm. Ellis
2566
— John F.
C334
Barrows, Walter
3119
Beedle, Wm.
Beer, Frederick
1453
liarry, William
810
C23
Barstow, John S.
2107
— George
C7
— 1\ W.
235»
' Beeson, Wm. H.
983
Barton, Hy.
2879
1 Beetham, Albert
2674
Barwick, John M
. 2240
— Charies
2417
Bassett, Wm.
559
— Walter
2416
Batchelor, E. H.
3019
Beevers, Chas. H
.3638
Bates, Aked
1491
— David
3480
— Geo.
1490
— Edger S.
1556
— Geo. F.
1942
— Harold W.
4182
— Jno. Wm.
C352
— Jno. G.
3639
Bateson, Hy.
1201
— Jno. H.
1455
Battle, Harold E.
3860
Bell, Alexander
889
— Sheldon W.
3617
— Alfred
1381
— Wm. A. A.
3618
— Archibald W.
3383
Battye, Alfred
648
— Chas. C.
3458
— John
363
— Geo.
3300
— Wm. Hy.
908
— Tom P.
C185
Baxter, Benj.
1033
— Wm. A.
890
-J. P. 1996,
c 141
— Wm. H.
1295
Bayldon,A.A I)
2799
Bellhouse, James
711
— Chas D.
2487
— Wm.
634
Baynes, Jas.
294
— Wm. C.
190
Bealey, Saml.
621
— Wm. S.
2568
Bean, Joseph
136
Bennett, Ernest
4259
Beard, Frank
3299
Benson, Wm. P.
1356
Beardshaw, C. H.
2036
Bent, James
C294
Bearpark,Geo.E.
2457
Bentley, Alfred
C335
Beaumont, Chas.
670
— Edward
C163
— Francis
839
— Wm.
203s
— Jas. R.
1452
— Wm.
C356
— John
279
Benton, Robert
1096
— Jno. B.
4172
Bergheim,Conrad 3609
— R. G. de, see Gaudin
— Melville
3608
— Thos. A.
593
Berrie, Alex.
2186
Becker, John E.
4205
— Geo. B.
2618
Beckwith, C. H.
"587
— Richard 2053
C165
— Francis
1095
— RobtM. 2052,0164
— John H.
1492
— Wm.
2125
— Wm. Thos.
c 119
Berry, Jno. Wm.
2478
— Wm.
1094
— Robt. 0.
C83
— Wm.
1586
— Thomas
649
Bedford, Chas. D.
C355
Best, Benjamin
769
— Frederic W.
777
— Jno. W.
623
— Hy. S.
MS4
— Thos. H. D.
9589
— Hy. Wm.
2274
— Wm. H.
3861
Best, Wm. W. 2041
Bettany, F. G. 3111
— Thos. E. 3329
— Wm. A. L. 3328
Betts, Edward 2424
Beverley, Benj. 960
— Wm. H. 2363
Bewley, Thomas 146
Bickle, R. Wm. 2669
Biggs, Jacob 2349
— Robert 2348
Billington, O. 1958
— Wm. O. 2103
Bingham, Alf. C. 4250
— Harry 2657
Bingley, Fran. E. 259
Binks, Samuel 2688
— Willie 3021
Binney, Edwin 1035
— Geo. W. 1493
— Richard 1034
— Thomas 1091
Binns, Arton 863
— Geo. 788
— Herbert 3163
— Hy. c 346
— Hy. Wm. 3150
— James C414
— Laurence c 373
— Walter C357
— Wm. 1254
Birdsell, Benj. 3957
— Charles 3958
— Geo. 3825
— Harry 3959
— James 3800
— Jno. Wm. 3881
Birkhead, Chas. 1097
Birmingham, Jas. 1522
Birtson, Wm. 1324
Black, Jas. 83
Blackburn, A. W. 1696
— Benj. 1648
— Geo. 212
— Jno. W. V. 935
— Joseph 530
— Saml. W. 1955
— Thos. 1903, C52
— Walter S. 1805
386
INDEX OF NAMES.
Blackburn, Win.
I202
Booth, Geo. R. H.
3415
— Wm. F.
1325
— \ bhn
437
Blake, Charles
264
— _ onathan
1673
— Hy. Christr.
275
— Joseph
712
Blakeborough,A.
C316
— Leonard G.
3459
Blakebrough, A.
3062
— Thos. S.
i960
Blakelock,L.N.S.36oo
Bostock, Frank
4019
— Ralph
1748
Boston, Geo. Wm.
3416
— R. B. Salts
2987
— Jno. Ingham
3417
Blakey, Frank S.
3460
— Richard H.
3418
— John
829
Bothamley, C. H.
2745
,
C2I
— Tom
2746
Bland, Chas. E.
1494
Botterill, Fredk.
C265
— E. B.
C353
Boultbee, H. T.
2366
— H. A.
C3S4
— Hugh E.
2966
— Robert
1036
— Jas. Wm.
2364
— Wm. Hy.
1037
— W. Ernest
2365
Blanshard, Hy. E.
1928
Bousfield, H. D.
3419
Bleasley, Edmund 840
— Wilfrid L.
3110
Blenkin, Thos. J.
26
Bower, E. Dykes
2448
Blomefield,
— John
622
A. McW. N.
2326
Bowers, Thos. S.
873
— Eardley W.
2259
Bowes, Walker S
. 672
— Jno. D'Arcy
2159
— W. Vernon
689
Bloome, Arthur P
.1649
Bowling, Jas. W.
2793
Blythe, Wm.
725
— John P.
C4»5
Boddy, T. H.
C317
— Wm.
3579
Bogg, see Sproule
Bowman, Chas.
2709
Bolland, Arthur
1203
— Geo.
2554
— Feame
245
— Melbourne
2553
— Joshua B.
2836
Bownas,W.K.W
87
— Thos.
713
Box, Ernest D.
4262
— Wm.
1419
Boyne, Chas.
461
— Wm. C.
2567
— Robert
"7
— Wm. T.
2837
— Wm.
361
Bolton, Geo. Wm
2865
*Bracewell, Jno.
1357
— John
894
Bradbury, Waltei
- 780
— John
3063
i Bradley,EmestR.3554
— Percy T.
4027
1 —Fredk.
273
— Reginald C.
4081
— Jno. M.
688
Booker, Chas. E
812
— Whitaker
1749
— Chas. F.
692
Bradshaw, F.
3880
— John
650
Braim, Thos. P.
2787
— Robert Alfd.
651
Braithwaite, A. L
2930
— Saml. B.
671
*— E. Beardoe
1865
— Wm.
813
— Edward W.
4109
— Wm. Hy.
691
— Hodgson
2423
Booth, Arthur
.3578
— Oswald L.
4067
— Benj. B.
770
— Richard H.
1810
Braithwaite, R.W. 2929
Brameld,Thos.H[. 233S
— W. Arthur 2337
Bramley, Thos. 1039
— Wm. 1038
Bramma, Hy. 1495
Bray, John 21c
— John E. 2215
Brayshaw, Timothy 200
Brayshay, Geo. H. 4002
— Wm. Stead 4183
— Walter B. 4001
Breacher, M. R. 415
Breen, Dominick 1456
Bresher, see Breacher
Brigg, Amyas E. 41 81
* — Wm. 2647
Briggs, Albert T. 1695
— Alfred c 74
— F. 3882
— Fredk. D. 2733
— Herbert Jas. 3441
— Richard Thos. c 2 1 1
— Saml. 511
— Thos. 352
— Thos. 2967
— Walter T. 1694
— Wm. Hy. 727
Britten, Geo. B. 3703
Brittlebank,
Joseph W. F. 3826
Britton, Alfred 2143
Broadbent, C. 2370
— Edward W. 4269
— Jno. H. 2829
— Wm. 1040
Broadhead,Jas.M. 874
♦— Joseph 1556A
— Joseph C. 2475
— Walter 1650
Brock, Walter c 255
Brocklehurst,\V.S. 2001
— Wm. T. 2 coo
Bromley, Ben 1204
Brook, Abraham 1205
— Chas. L. 2433
— Edward 561
— John 726
— John 1 206
INDEX OF NAMES.
387
Brook, Saml. 560
— Wm. 562
— Wm. P. 961
Brooke, A. G. W. 3224
— Chas. E. 2564
— Geo. 316
— Geo. W. 3704
— John 693
— John A. 2563
— Joseph 315
— Richard 301
*Brookfield,W.Hy.25i
Broomhead,
Jackson 2020, ci 66
Broscombe, Thos. 1355
Brough, Jas. D. 4161
Brough ton, Alex, c 273
— Alfred 1326
— Alfred 2383, c 299
— Anthony W. 2822
Brown, Alfred 312
— Alfred E. 3909
— Arthur R. 2817
— Chas. 1255
— Chas. E. 3765
— Chas. H. 771
— Christopher F. 262
— Christopher M. 2242
— C. Musgrave 187
— Edward 99
— Francis W. 2147
— Francis R. F. 2076
— Frank 3960
— Fredk. W. 3022
-- Fredk. Wm. 3481
— Geo. 213
— Geo. Edw. 3420
— Geo. T. 1256
— Harold R. 3924
— Harry 2757
— Harry C. 4044
— Harry R. 3663
— Henry E. 2736
— Herbert 3555
— Jas. H. 2301
— Jas. Latham 3263
— Jas. Layton 2 1
— Jas. Layton 1257
— John D. 2293
I Brown, Joseph 3023
' — NormanB. R. 4059
— Richard 100
— Richard F. 2075
— Robert 1750
— Robt. Alex. 181
— Thos. L. 31 T
— Tom 1652
♦— Walter Hy. 2435
— Walter R. 3989
— Wm. c 186
*— Wm. R. 1 65 1
Brownbill, John 397
Browne, Frank D. 3633
— Lucien E. 2772
— W.Todd C318
Brownlow, Geo. 1296
— Richard 391
Brownridge, W. T. 1 1 56
Brunt, Joseph c 2 1 2
Brunton, Richard 609
— Wm. 909
Buck, Christ. J. 1941
Buckler, Eric W. 4231
Buckley, Alfred 694
— Wm. 332
Buckton, A. W. 3497
— Walter 2210
BuUivant, Chas. C. 281 2
, — Richard 2576
' Bulmer, Arthur T. 2506
I — C. C. 2163, C242
I — Fredc. W. 1041
— Geo. B. 2174
— Hawksworth 1259
— Jas. A 1894
— Thos. 1260
Bumby, J. c 76
Burgess, Joseph 288
Burgon, Benj. 1297
— Benj. W. 3740
— Henry L. 3739
Burkill, Clifford 197 1
Bumand, Wm. 2612
Burrell, Benj. A. 2581
— Benj. B. 2998
— Edward J. 3024
— Ernest 3592
— Frank F. 2964
Burrell, Geo. I). 2758
— Jno. Joshua 2642
— Major G. 3330
— Percy S. 3190
— Wm. C. 3527
Burstall, John 1088
Burton, John 600
— Joshua 599
— Richard C. 1959
Burwell, Charles 1098
Busfeild, Fredk. 1851
Butler, Ambrose E. 2 2 1 8
— Arthur O. 2246
— Basil H. 4043
— Bernard F. 2545
— Hugh M. 2546
— James 2033
— Jas. L. 3766
— John 1619
— Reg. Hy. B. 3939
— Roger 2302
— Rowland 2217
— Thos. S. 1978
— Thos. T. 3167
— Wm. T. H. 1258
Butterfield, Henry 250
— Jno. C. 3558
— Joseph D. 526
— Wm. Benson 501
Butterworth, A. N. 790
— Alfred B. 789
Buttrey, Abm. B. 2458
Buxton, Travers 2997
Byles,A. Winter H.3191
— Roussel D. 3168
Byrne, Michael 2965
*By water, Harry 3910
— John 424
— John 830
— Thos. 537
— Thos. H. 2696
— Wm. B. 3862
Cadman, Thos. 10
Calder, Edward 532
— Edwin 473
388
INDEX OF NAMES.
Calder, Fredc. 474
— Gillies 472
Call, Willy 3301
Calverley, Jno. R. 2599
— Joseph 2921
Calvert, Alfred 1915
— Christopher 242
— Harry 4213
— Jno. Wm. 4162
— Jno. Cyril 4263
— John P. 241
— Reginald C. 4163
. 1831
Campbell, H. F. 2970
— Jno. E. 1674
Carden, Edw. P. 4220
— Jno. 1 75 1
Carey, Geo. T. 1099
Carlile, Thos. 116
Carline, Jas. 1523
— John 831
Caris, M.X.S.Carr 716
Cariss, Ben 2277
— Edward 1754
— Frank H. 2467
— Henry 842
— Percy 2276
— Samuel A. 841
— Walter Hy. 1868
Carr, Chas. C. 1261
— Edwin 624
— Francis F. 381
— Geo. 380
— Geo. S. HOC
— Geo. W. 3385
— Horatio M. 695
— James Wm. 2187
— Jno. D. 864
— John 832
— John 1207
— Percy L. 3384
— Philip H. 3961
Carrack, Thos. 4045
Carter, Christ. 1697
— D'Arcy B. 2678
— Eustace G. 2677
* — Francis R. 2249
— Frank L. 2959
— Godfrey 2721
— Henry 538
Carter, Hy. G. 4184
— John 1 588
— Robt. G. 1918,072
— Wm. H. 2322
Cartledge, Frank 3767
Cass, Hy. E. 1457
*— Wm. A. 1208
Cassidy, Jno. 715
— Wm. G. 714
Casson, T. cii6
Catharall, Jno. 910
Cautherly,Guy H. 4273
Cave, Thomas S. 2552
Cawthom, W. 221 1
Cawthron, Thos. 862
Chad wick, A. C. 3386
— Charles 2281, 0300
— Frank T. 3192
— Geo. W. 3241
— Henry 1786, c 14
— Jno. C. 3801
— Jno. N. 3242
— Joseph G. 3387
— Joseph W. 1820
— Percy 3787
— Thomas 1155
— Thomas 3580
— Wm. ^787, c 10
— Wm. 3302
— Wm. L. 3169
Chaffer, Jas. Edw. c 187
Chambers, Chas. J. 375
— Hy. S. 3978
— Thos. 1557
Chantrell, Jno. B. 444
— Robt. 1). 430
. 2184
Chapman, Alf. C. 3264
— Horace 4274
— Thos. E. 1382
Chappell,Robt. K. 4020
Chard, Albert H. 3863
— Ernest A. 3864
Charnley, Jno. H. 3630
Charles worth, B. 114
— Chas. D. 31 12
— Chas. H. 962
— Edmund 3508
— Edw. G. 936
— Jno. R. 3719
Charlesworth, S.
3*65
— Tom
S^^S
Chamock, Fredc
. 891
Cheatter, Fran. W
.3828
— Joseph
3S2:
Cheeseman, A. L. 3615
Cheetham, C. G.
374
♦— Hy. C.
1209
— Joseph
626
— Wm.
42S
♦Chermside,W. J
•«377
Chiesman, Alfred
I i67»;
— Wm. G.
9«4
Child, Edgar
2743
— Thos. A.
3616
— Tom c 274,
C304
Chippendale, C.T. 627
Chorley, Arthur R
.31M
— Chas. F.
2896
— Eustace A.
3742
— Gerald L.
2162
— Harry S.
3115
— Henry
290
— M. W. W.
2161
— Thos. H.
3741
— Wm. Francis
496
Chouler, R. B.
2078
Chowler, Hy. R.
C213
Churton, A. Guy
3559
— Basil H.
3507
— Edw. T.
3364
Chute, Cecil B.
4186
— R^inald A. J. 4068
Claphara. Alf. J.
2794
— Chas.
C73
— Edward
1420
— T. W.
C3J9
.
766
Clark, Albert E.
2999
— Chas.
C266
— Chas. E.
4003
1 — Chas. Edw.
3556
j — Edw. T.
2083
1 — Fredk. B.
2972
, — Geo. Handel
2472
— Gilbert M.
2189
1 — John
443
— ] ohn
2645
— John A
3064
— Joseph
43
INDEX OF NAMES.
389
Clark, Oscar VV.
2304
Collier, Chas.
1524
— Philip
2232
-Hy.
1496
— Thomas
652
— Jno. L.
C256
— Walter F.
2i88
Collins, A. Morley
3194
— Walter H.
4004
— Barnabas S.
937
— Wm.
2269
— Francis
774
.
C20
— Geo.
773
Clarke, Arthur E.
2608
— Henry
775
— Chas. H.
2607
— Jno. H.
3193
— Chas. P. B.
4137
Compston, G. D.
4185
— Digby A, P.
4275
Conder, Arthur R
.3743
— Edw. F. B.
3565
— Edw. B.
3498
— Francis E.
2387
— Eustace L.
2838
— Francis Eagle 4069
Connell, Hy. W.
4164
— Horatio N.
3026
Cook, C. F. Wm.
2918
— Jno. A.
3064
— HaroldH.Hal
1 3990
— Jno. C. H.
3365
— Hy. W. Hall
3991
— Jno. E.
1985
— John
1383
— Joseph
470
Cooke, Chas. H.
4110
*— Wm. Eagle
2386
— Jno. H.
3802
Clarkson, Jas.
985
Cookson, A. D.
42
— Jno. Wm.
C214
— Edward
17
— Thomas
1620
— Edward
893
Clay, Thos.
113
— Francis
866
Clayton, Arthur J
. 2528
— Frederick
124
-J.E.
2369
— Henry
867
— Jas.
865
— Herbert H. O.
3509
— Richard
50
— John D.
38
— Wm. W.
2149
— Joshua
2436
Clegg, John
963
— Percy C.
3510
— Wm. T.
3083
Cooper, Alfred
1654
Cliff, Wm. H.
1262
— Arthur
776
Cliffe, P. Newton
3"3
— Geo.
C257
— Wm. T.
3084
— , ames
986
Clifton, Herbert
3768
— ^ ames
1653
Cloughjjno. Wm
.3442
— Joseph
C258
— Wm.
C267
— Joseph W.
1497
— Wm. W.
1421
— Joshua
1525
Coates, Charles
772
— Mark
II
- Jas. E.
728
— Robert E.
2090
— Wm. Hy.
176
— Samuel
356
*Coats, Thos.
1300
— Wm.
231
Cockburn, E. C.
4232
Cope, Chas. West 130
— Geo. E.
3443
Copeland, Fount
449
— Maurice J.
4302
— Walter
448
Cockerill, John
41 1 1
Copperthwaite,
Coggill, Geo.
1042
Wm. C.
2616
Coleman, Fran. E
. 2091
Costelow, B. W.
1299
— Geo. D.
2968
— Geo.
1298
- Wm. A. H.
2190
Cottam, Geo. T.
368
Cottam, M. Chas. 911
Cotton, Joseph c 2 1 5
Courtis, Dennis 4270
Cousins, Wm. Jas. 2391
Cowell, Robt W. 1498
Cowen, John R. 3266
— Thomas C. 3331
— Wm. C. B. 31 16
Cdx, John 274
Coxon, Jno. T. 2013
* — Wm. 1263
Crabtree, Alfred 0320
— Edw. V. 3962
— Harold G. 3963
— Samuel 446
Craggs, Ernest H. 2742
Craister, Thos. L. 1794
— Walter c 40
Crampton, Joseph 11 47
— Thomas 1 789, c 9
— Wm. 3482
Cran, Wm. 619
Craven, Arthur C. 3027
— Arthur Clifford 2180
— David H. 35 11
— Frank 3675
— Henry 2009
— Joseph 3483
— Samuel 1448
Crawford, Alex. 1358
— Archibald H. 3243
— Geo. Wm. R. 2656
— Jno. P. 3744
— Samuel 305
— Wm. 792
Crawshaw,I.C.B. 3769
— Jno. B. 3593
— Victor 31 5 1
Craythome, J. C275
Cribb, Reg. M. 3745
Croft, Hy. 55
Crofts, Ernest J. 41 5 1
Croisdale, C. R. 2101
— Geo. 892
— Jno. 1327
— Wm. 17 19
Croker, Ernest W. 2809
Cromack, Wm. N. 556
. 1698
Crompton, C W. 2167
390
INDEX OF NAMES.
Crookes, Richard 539
Cropper, Samuel 138
Crosfield, H. A. 2969
— Walter H. 3195
Crosland, Benj. N. 4 1 87
— John 1 2
Cross, Edw. Peel 3284
— Frank 2971
— Geo. 2716
Crossland, Alfred 987
— Edw. H. 589
— Hy. 521
— John 1329
— Jas. Stead 458
— Thomas 563
— Thos. Smith 459
— Wm. 673
Crossley, Chas. 1458
— Herbert 19 10
— Rowland 431
— Wm. 791
Crosthwaite,Alex. 1982
— Benj. 1265
* — Chas. 1499
— Henry A. 1755
— John 1699
*— Robt. J. 1384
— Samuel 1 264
— Wm. F. 1853
— Wm. H. 1589
Croudace, Robt. 58
Crowther, Geo. 1385
— Gideon iioi
— Percy 2830
— Thos. Shaife 153
Cruickshank,
Harry D. S. 3557
Cruse, David A. 3025
Cryer, J. W. 1788
— Walter 2788
. C25
CuUey, see
Leather, A. H. 1999
Cullingworth,F.H.3883
— Henry 3/ 17
— Joseph D. 31 18
— Walter
c 149, c 254, 2081
Cunningham, A. 3566
Curtis, John W. 1720
Curtis, Thos. B. 1590
Cussons, J no. T. 2157
Cuthbert,Fred.A. 2973
Cuttriss, Thos. c 2 1 6
D
Dain, Wm. H. 1267
Dakin, Hy. D. 3850
— Norman 3849
Dalby, Fred W. 3803
— Jno. 97
— Richard A. 3830
— Samuel c 268
Dale, Jno. E. 3640
— Jno. Wm. 1 62 1
— Walter E. 3948
Dalton, Arth. H. 4165
— Ernest E. 3929
— Robt. W. 4046
♦Daly, Denis 1988
Dan by, Geo. F. c 167
— Jas. D. c 105
— Wm. C42
Darby, Harold 3964
— Thos. 895
Darke, Chas. H. 1701
— Harvey Wm. 1700
*Daunt, Wm. 1030
I Davidson, Alex. 2314
— J. Dent \ ^
-Jno.W. rS9i
Davies, Geo. J. D. 3366
— Jno. A. 2872
— John 3065
— Thos. H. 2974
— Walter E. 3120
Davis, Arthur 3528
— Arthur S. 19 14
— E. Geo. 1968
— Geo. 3332
, — H. c 34
— Joseph 1 103
I — L. C50
— Samuel 12 10
j — Walton c6i
I — Wm. 214
— Wm. 1102
' Davy, Jno. Wm. 1877
Dawson, Chas. £. 2851
— Chas. E. 2885
— Edw. W. 2665
— Fawcett 517
— Fredk. W. 2510
— Geo. C416
— Geo. H. 2524
— Henry J. 1043
— Hy. St. John 2525
— James ^3^1
— Jeremiah H. 592
— Richard A. 2920
— Samuel P. 605
— Thomas 2637
— Thos. C. 1386
— Wm. 379
Day, Benj. C. 4029
— Bingley 3720
. — Charles 2361
— Jno. C. 3851
— Lionel 4028
Dayson, Arch. R. 3285
— James 258
— Jonathan O. 1 2 1 1
Deane, Edw. E. 2392
Dear, Wm. Carey 2236
Dearden, Walter A.
2108, c 217
de Beaumont, see
Gaudin
de Macedo, F.J. H. 4053
— Joaquin A. A. 3943
— Louis E. '3952
Demain, Robt. 3965
Demaine, Jno. S. 1592
Denison, Edmund 3000
— Herbert 2797
Denny, A. E. 1 753, c 26
* — Chas.E. 1752,012
— Jno. Thos. 1 197
Dent, Chas. F. 3705
— Frankland 3244
Denton, Arthur F. 3152
— Charles 814
— Francis 696
— Frank 3529
— G. C358
— Geo. W. 2332
— Harry A. 3388
— Herbert 2339
INDEX OF NAMES.
391
Denton, Jas. W.
3196
Dixon, Wm.
435
Dunsford, Hy, F.
3676
— Jno. Edwin
C78
.
503
— Martin G.
3677
— Samuel
1526
Dobson, Ainsley
C148
Dykes, Frank A.
4188
— Thomas
C168
— Alf.
C147
Dyson, Fredk.
C188
— Wm. Jno.
405
— Alfred K.
1360
— Geo.
3553
Depledge, Geo.
1655
— Arthur
2389
— Geo. W.
625
Derham, E. W.
2470
— D. Fred.
4104
— Henry
877
— Frank S.
2469
— Francis G.
3898
— Henry
2350
* — Joseph M.
1044
— Jas. E.
2544
— Richard
876
— Robt. P.
3170
— Jesse
699
— Wm.
2796
— Sidney H.
2880
— John
1677
Dewhirst, Wm.
lOI
— John
C106
Dews, Fredc. S.
1 104
— John Robt
3897
E
Dibb, Thos. T.
22
— Joseph
207
Dibbs, Harry
3829
— Joseph
875
Eagland, Hy. F.
2586
Dickinson, Chas.
697
— Joseph E.
698
— Jas. C.
939
— Thos. R.
246
— Joseph F.
3531
— Wm. Hy.
965
— Thomas
C33
— Laurence P.
4082
Easton, Frank
2505
Dickson, Hy. B.
3641
— Reginald C.
3899
Eastwood, Bert.
3304
— Jno. Philip
2328
— Thomas
206
— Jno. H.
3512
— Jno. Gull
3530
— Thomas
793
— Jno. Wm.
4233
— John
2220
— Thomas
1266
— Robert
3303
Ditmas, Herbt. C
•2437
— Thomas
C84
— Robt. S.
729
Divers, Joseph
988
— Thos. L.
990
Ebbage, Geo. W.
3642
Dixon, Albert E.
3267
— Wm.
1940
Eddison, Geo. M
4042
— Cecil
4221
— Wm. H.
1558
— Jno. Percy
2557
— David
1676
Dodd, E. C. T.
3789
— Reginald
2800
— Edw. L.
989
-- E. Jas. A.
3788
Edmondson,J. A.
3333
— Edwin W.
1593
Dodgshun, L. S.
3581
— Richard T.
1559
— Francis
3477
Dodsworth, Edw
. 286
♦Elam, John E.
795
— Geo.
436
— Fredk.
280
Eland, Laurence
2868
— Geo. E.
2321
Doherty, A. Hy.
3153
Elkington, F. G.
674
— Henry D.
3444
Dol by, Norman S
.3865
— Gulielmus J.
654
— Isaac
489
Donisthorpe, W.
2T33
Ellershaw, Cha.s.
1957
- Jno. Hy.
1301
Dove, Chas. Hy.
203
— John
310
- Jno. Hy.
'527
— Christ. W.
794
— John
1936
— John
686
Downes, Wm. T.
C2t8
*— Robt. Jno.
229
— Joseph
3660
Downs, T. W. A.
1946
Elliott, Jno. H.
1622
— Joshua
145
Draper, Harold E
.3661
— Robt T.
1678
— Joshua W.
3421
— Jno. M.
3532
Ellis, Edward
2561
— Lorenzo
2507
Dresser, Jno. H.
— George
991
— Norman E.
3941
2222,
C301
-Hy.
C302
— Richard C.
1388
Drewery, Thos.
1359
— Hy. W.
2294
— Samuel
938
Dryburgh, And.
C145
— Jno. S.
360
— Thomas
457
•Dufton, Joseph
"57
— Joseph
128
*— Thomas
653
Duncan, Jas.
964
Ellison, J. E. 2139
,0189
— Thomas
1045
Dunn, Chas. S.
3461
— Joseph
3085
- Thos. W.
2223
— Geo. B.
3422
— Samuel 2140,
C190
— W.
C321
— John
440
— Wm.
1330
-Wm.
353
*Dunning, Jno.
1158
— Wm.
1656
392
INDEX OF NAMES.
Embleton, Denis
2231
— James
2244
Empson, Chas. F.
1560
Emsley, Herbt. E. 3058
— Robt. G.
2808
— Wm. A.
2625
♦— Wm. P.
1212
Endeacott, Joseph 1 268
England, Albert
C259
Ephraim, Herbt.
3896
Etherington, Jos.
717
Evans, N.de Lacy
4030
Everitt, Wm.
3197
Exelby, Noah R.
868
Exley, Arthur
3560
— John
2504
— Thos. B.
3121
F
Facer, Jno. A. 3804 '
Fairbank, Frank 3622 '
Fairfoot, Robt. 4013
Falkner, Harold 2548
— Walter 2547
Falshaw, Percy S. 3533
— Reginald 3534
Farmery, Schofield 139
Farncomb, Alfred 597
— Thomas 598
Famill, John E. 2085
Farr, John R. 3790
Farrar, Cecil F. 4180
— Edward 157
— Ernest B. 4070
— John 799
— John W. 1367
— Thomas 1269
Fattorini, I^wrence 796
Faulkner, Isaac 125
Fawcett, E. Robt. 1721
— Henry 1303
— Jas. D. 3567
— James E. 1302
— Jno. J. 1 50 1
— Jno. M. 912
— Joseph 1226
— Wm. M. 1227
Fawell, Geo. R. 385
Feamiey, Erastus 2602
— Fairfax 71
— Geo. B. 1984
— Tom 1722
Fearnside, E. L. 3028
— Harold F. 3770
— Wm. H. 2803
Fearon, Joseph W. 2002
Fecht, Leonard B. 41 73
Fell, Jno. G. 966
Fenton, Chas. 1809
— Geo. 1926
— Geo. E. 1500
— Herbert 2434
— Wm. 2324
Fen wick, Chas. R. 2151
Ferguson, A. F. 2731
— Fergus W. 3445
— Robert B. 2708
Femie, Robt. W. 2430
Ferns, Percy H. 2463
— Walter F. 2450
— Wm. P. 2438
Ferro, Wm. K. 3484
Fieldhouse, Jno. 8 1 5
Fillingham, T. E 2084
Filliter, Edw. R. 2701
Findlay, Jno. A. 3805
Firby, Alfred 2574
— Arthur 1904
— Chris. S. 2049
— Edward 191 2
Firth, Benj. 1106
— Chas. Fred, c 360
— Douglas A. 3979
— Frank W. 2529
— Gerald G. 3980
— Henry E. 3125
— Henry G. 1105
— Herbert B, 3389
— Jas. W. 2530
— Jno. G. 2516
— Jonathan c 338
— Jno. Edwin c 359
— Joseph G. T. 4141
— Thos. W. 2531
* — Wm. 2783
Fitch, Alex. 302
— Walter 386
Fitton, Joseph A. 2316
Fitzjohn, T. L. T. 2010
Fleming, A. E. 2695
— Ernest 3446
— Percy C. 3029
Fletcher, Chas. G. 1107
— Fred
— Geo.
— Harry .
— Jno. W.
— Joseph
— Thos.
— Wm.
Flint, Horace
Flockton, Wm
3122
C394
3123
3499
1423
1905* csy
c 219
3305
1795
— Wm. H. 2875
Flood, Francis P. 2445
— Jas. P. 1948, 232g
Jas. R.
— Samuel
— Samuel
♦-Thos. Hy.
45
552
17^4
1723
Flower, R. E. W. 4031
— Wm. B.
Foden, Alfred E
Forster, Albert E
— Francis
— F. A.
Forsyth, Geo.
Foster, Arthur
* — Clarence A.
— Edwin
— Jas.
— James
— Jas.
— John
— Jno. Wm.
— Joseph
— Philip
— Richard
— Thos.
— Wm.
— Wm.
— Wm.
— Wm.
— Wm. Hy.
Fotherhy, Chris.
628
816
3086
224
2367
4153
2477
2014
1594
1422
1623
C169
289
2768
271
1595
iS
2127, C243
8
166
177
C417
c 220
46
Fourness, Jno. W. 1424
Fowler, Charles 878
— C. G. 2515
— Chas. J. 2503
INDEX OF NAMES.
393
Fowler, Henry 879
— Jno. 1270
Fowell, Arthur N. 25 11
Fox, Chas. E. 2632
— Chas. R. D. 3678
— Geo. W. 2535
— Godfrey H. 3679
— Harold C. J. 3462
— Joe 3198
— John 1702
— Leonard M. 3619
— Richard 569
— Wm. P. 1425
Foxcroft, Thos. 454
Fozard, Chas. 140
— Chas. 3124
France, Arthur C303
— J. W. c 29
— Jno. Wilson 1703
— Jno. Wilson 1 803
-W.H. C54
Francis, Jno. h. 3746
— Matthew A. 4071
— Norman A. 2418
— P. Chas. C. 2191
Frankland, Jas. 518
— John 494
— Marmaduke 304
Fraser,F.W. 2395,0403
— Hy. Jno. 2ci6
*— Jas. 2439
— Jas. 3791
*— John 2351
— Jno. Chas. 2462
Freeman, Chas. J . 522
— Jno. E. 057
* — Walter 2336
P>ench, Theoph. 1046
Frobisher, Geo. 1331
— Jas. H. M. 4142
— Jas. T. 2247
— Neville C M. 4143
— Wm. Martin 2288
Frost, Sydney S. 1657
Fryer, Frederic 81
— Saml. W. 1647
Fuller, Will. Jas. c 305
FuUilove, J. H. C411
Furniss, Fran. W. 1561
— Frederic 12 13
Fynn, —
C24
Gibson, Hubert
3717
— Robert
C22I
— John
2028
— John
2579
G
♦— John C.
2122
Gilbert, Francis
1757
Gaines, Bertie C.
4234
— Fredk.
797
— Fredk. Wm.
3485
1867
-Hy.
3087
Giles, Thos.
i6i
— Wm. R.
1333
Gill, Albert
1 148
Gale, Edgar
391 1
— Harry
4072
— Wm.
162
— John
1216
Galland, Robt.
746
— Joseph R.
1503
— Thos. S.
745
— Wm.
2025
Gallen, Andrew
765
C45
Gallon, Hy.
1049
Gilpin, Edwin
615
Galloway, Jas.
1502
— Fredk. A.
3269
Gamble, Richard
602
Ginn, Abraham
2137
— Robt.
1304
Gisbum, Alf. E.
3582
Gane, Arthur
3127
— Jno. Wm.
3245
— Edward P. S.
3126
Gittens, Robert
1050
Garbutt, John H.
655
Gleadow, Jno.
202
Gardiner, Alf. K.
3200
(lledhiU, Jno.
1704
- Chas. C.
3^99
— Wm.
967
(}arland, Jno.
940
Glew, Matthew
1756
— Jno.
2179
Glover, Arthur F.
4021
— Richard W.
1271
— Davis R.
1943
— Thos. B.
1272
— Frederic
1796
— Thos. S.
3005
— Wm.
798
Garlick, Edw.
2384
— Wm.
1596
— Joseph
1048
*— Wm.
2914
— Wm.
1047
Godfrey, Chas. W
. 1889
Garnett, Wm. A.
3423
— Nath. G.
1883
Garrs, Thos. S.
"59
Goldthorp, S.
4047
Garside, Jas.
913
Gomersall, Albert 3643
— Robt.
141
— Edw.
3771
Gascoigne, Thos.
1332
Good, Alfred A.
2843
— Wm. H.
308
— Francis H.
2844
Gatehouse, Arthur 3268
— Joseph D.
2059
Gaudin, Raphael
3154
— Thos. H.
2060
Gaunt, Bernard A
•4135
Goodall, Fran. F.
C399
— Jno. W.
3966
— Samuel
297
— Reginald F.
4214
— Wm.
3171
— Wm.
C418
Goodchild, W. G
. 635
Gibbs, Geo. W.
C406
*Goodson, Alf.
2962
— Jno. Wm.
C405
*— Herbert
2963
Gibson, Chas.
1426
*— Robt. J.
2655
— Chas. P.
2609
Gordon, Geo. W.
2726
— Chas. Y.
2261
— John
4299
* — Gavin A.
2465
— Jno. T.
3336
— Geo.
2123
Gorham, Geo. M
1029
394
INDEX OF NAMES.
Gothard, Corn. 1562
Gott, Hy. 3225
— Wm. 1 2 14
Goudie, Robt. 916
GouRh,E.Hy.T. 3307
— Geo. S. M. 3306
— Gilbert 4271
Gould, Geo. A. W. 3367
— Jno. L. B. 3368
Graham, Geo. 748
— Geo. 1427
— Geo. 3334
— Jno. M. 1428
— Manassah 1758
— Thomas 1108
Granger, A. Chas. 1 9 1 7
— Far rington M . 2 2 2 8
* — Hy. Homer 263
— William 205
Grant, Geo. R. 3030
— Jno. K. 3831
Granville-Smith,
R.W. 181 7
Graveley, John 9 1 4
Gray, Edward c 244
— Chas. S. 398 1
Graybum, Jno. C222
— Parkinson
2056, c 155
— Wm. E. H. 3644
Grayson, Edward 1597
* — Geo. 1504
— John 1459
— John c 276
— John B. 575
— Samuel 1759
— Thos. 1215
— Wm. 576
— Wm. 1334
Greaves, Cecil S. 4251
— Reginald S. 4083
— Samuel S. 4174
— Vernon W. S. 3792
Green, Albert E. 1873
— Elfred S. 2046
— Gerald B. 4222
— Geo. T. 730
— John 451
— Joshua 1725
— Percy 3834
Green, Richard 819
— Robt. 1460
* — Thomas 1273
— Tom 1528
— Tom W. 2045
— Wm. Clayton 407
— Wm. F. 1818
Greene, Ernest E. 2562
Greenland, G. H. 1160
Greenwood, Alf. c 93
— Chas. Wm. C277
— E. c 92
— Fred C170
— Geo. H. 1598
— James 606
— Walter F. c 336
Greenup, Frank 413
— Hy. 413^
Gregson, Jas. 531
Greig, Arthur 2306
— Ernest H. 3793
*— Jno. F. 3772
Gresham, T. H. 2869
Gribbon, E. Alf. 2388
*Griesbach, T. S. 2285
Gross, Solomon 3335
Grove, Thos. 3583
Groves, Herbt. B. 3270
Gumby, Carter C. 80
— Wm. H. 1797
Gumey, Jas. T. 3369
— Jno. 3370
Guy, Robt. C322
H
Haigh, Arthur E. 2278
— Chapman 2823
— Chas. D. 1874
— Daniel 403
— Daniel 1705
— Daniel Henry 636
— Francis E. 1925
— John 404
— Sam 1935
— Walter A. 1923
— Wm. 406
— Wm. 945
— Wm. R. 300
Hale, Harry 281 1
Hale, Percy F. 2810
Haley, Alfred R. 1109
— John C. 1161
Hall, Benj. 1564
— Edmund 2932
— Fredk. 2907
— Harry 281 1
— James c 1 7 1
— James A. 1 900
— John 549
— John B. 2852
— Joseph 915
* — Matthew 2660
— Percy F. 2810
♦— Robert 1
— Robt. H. 2653
— Thos. 1565
— Wm. 2055,0134
— Wm. S. 2569
Hallen, J. H, B. 1031
Halley, Jas. 572
Halliday, Benj. W.I 763
— Thomas 2926
— Tom W. 1 764
Hallilay, Henry 2627
— Richard P. 2626
Halliley, Edward 700
— Frederic 1274
— Frederic T. 917
— Jno. W. 843
— Walter 1553
Halliwell, John 2230
Hamerton, A. E. 3569
— F. Wm. M. 3463
Hamilton, Joseph 896
— Richard W. 540
Hammond, G. H. 4154
— Hubert D. 3680
— Jno. Taylor 3584
— Reginald 3681
— Thomas 1624
*Hancock,
Wm.H.M. 3682
Handcock, Chas. 1658
* — Geo. 1 390
— John 1599
— Robert 1760
— Robt. O. 3721
— Wm. 1429
Handel, Clark G. 2472
INDEX OF NAMES.
395
Hanford,N.Lacy 4252
Hanson, Chas. 268
Harbron, W. c 100
Hardcastle, A. H. 3271
— Hugh 2790
— Jolm 1761
— Jno. R. 3706
— Saml. c 7 1
Harding, Ernest L.4086
— Geo. Hy. O. 3710
— Richard W. 3391
— Thos.W. 2054, c 1 15
— Walter, A. H. 3286
♦Hardisty, J. A. 1389
— Richard Hy. 541
— Wm. H. 2483
Hard wick, D.W. 2312
— Harold G. C. 2640
— Lee C41
— Percy 2280
— Richard 108
— Wm. L. R. 3424
Hare, Clifford P. 3984
— Geo. J. 1600
Hargraves, Benj. 536
Hargreave,J.H.B. 880
1846
Hargreaves, Arth. 1 2 1 8
— Charles 1 2 1 7
— Geo. E. 2680
— Herbert 3031
— Wm. M. 2679
Hargrove, C. R. 3949
Harland, Jas. W. 2406
*Harle, Barnard B. 1 5 2 9
— Edward 3032
* — Henry B. 1461
* — Thomas P. 1430
Harper, Robt. 1053
— Thos. S. 182
Harral, Wm. 504
Harris, Herbert C. 2870
— Jas. 942
— Jas. K. 2871
— Walter 3390
Harrison, Abner 497
— Clement c 80
— Edwin 1660
— Frank 2521
— Frank 2710
Harrison, Frederic 820
— Geo. 3707
— Geo. F. 347
— Herbert 1950
— Herbert 2154
— Herbert B. 3535
— Humphrey R. 3610
— Reginald 3536
— Thomas 749
— Thomas C172
— Thos.W. 52
— Wilbert 1659
— Wm. 1530
— Wm. C. 2912
— Wm. M. 3308
— Wm. P. c 223
C3
Harshaw, A. T. 1945
— Jas. A. 2068
Harston, Geo. M. 3393
— Jno. Scott 3392
Hart, Robt. H. 3201
— Thos. CI 73
— Wm. Edward 3128
Hartley, Alf. O. 941
— Bernard 3852
— Edward 2727
— John 322
— Jno. Edwin C174
— Joshua 1337
— Joshua R. H. 1162
— Robt.W. 3155
— Samuel 3272
— Wm. Hy. c 224
Haswell, F.R.M. 1505
Hatch, Chas. W. 3033
Hatfield, Edward
c 347 (P- 369)
— Jas. C132
Hatherley, A. W. 2873
Hattersley, T. K. 2279
Hauptmann,A.H. 4022
— Robt. B. 4005
Hawksworth, A. c 278
Hawkshaw, John 238
Hawksworth, Jos. 359
Haworth, Wm. 3884
Hay, Charles 191
— John I 1 63
— Jno. W. 1625
Hayes, Fred.Wm
.3773
— Hy. H.
170
Hayward, P. B.
1801
Headland, W.C.
2031
1841
Heald, Geo. F.
4006
— Harry M.
3931
— Jerome R.
4085
— Samuel L.
1392
— Samuel L.
3709
— Wm. G.
4084
Heaps, Arthur
C389
— Chas. D.
2253
— Christopher
C390
— .Geo.W. 1931
,C36
— Jno. Wm.
2254
Heaton, Edw. C.
4155
— Edwin, G.
1219
— Frank C.
4175
— Frank R.
3072
— John
3394
— Jno. A.
992
* — Jno. Deakin
499
— Wm. Copley
C191
— Wm. Hy.
1305
Hebblethwaite,
Arthur M.
2292
— Ernest P.
2447
— Joseph W.
2022
— Percy, C.
2523
— Reginald M.
2646
— Rhodes
2804
— Septimus M.
2707
— WmJ.
2291
Heberden, H.V.
3202
— Reginald C.
3246
— Wm. S.
3247
Heeles, Matt. G.
C323
Heelis, Edw. L.
C102
Heginbotham,W.H. 63
Heigham, H. P.
3867
— Tom W.J.
3664
Hemingway, Hy.
2183
— Hy. Wm.
ci8
Hemsworth, —
C135
Henderson, C. F.
2816
— Douglas
2193
— G. Frank R.
2192
— Harold E.
2859
— Harry K.
3774
396
INDEX OF NAMES.
Henderson, J. A. 12 20
— John D. 2352
— Jno. R. 4258
— Percy D. M. 2573
— Ralph A. 2488
* — Robt. Arthur 3172
— Thos. 1221
— Wilfrid 2815
*Hepher, Cyril 3395
Hepper, Edw. H. 2975
-F.W. 507
— Geo. H. 3001
— Jno. S. 2977
— Wm. S. 2976
Hepworth, Arthur 1391
— Clifford 41 14
— Fred. W. 591
— Fred. W. 3942
— Harold M. 3912
— Herbert M. 3513
— Joseph 1363
— Morton 3635
— Norris 4113
— W. P. C122
— Wm. 1335
Herapath, W. G. 3287
Heron, C. B. c 120
— Jas. c 1 2 1
— Thos. 2225
Heselton, Jno. 218
Hess, Arthur F. 4007
Hewetson, Angelo3967
— Cecil 4206
* — Henry B. 2308
— Hy. B. 3537
— John A. 2307
— R. 2666
— Reginald R. 3885
— Wm. 2309
Hewitt, Chas. W. mo
Hewson, Chas. Thos.
1993, c 68
— Wm. Hy. 2323
Hey, John 993
— Richard 20
— Samuel 19
— Wm. 994
Heycock,Chas.F. 1432
— Jno. Wm. 1 43 1
Heyes, Harry A. 3273
Hick, Benj. 402
♦— Edward 1866
— Geo. Wm. i860
— Henry 2933
— Richard 27
— Robt. 281
— Walter L. 3832
Hicks, Geo. R. 1361
— Henry 1 1 1 1
— John 523
— Samuel 3337
— William 555
Hield, Eustace J. 4235
— Herbert A. 3913
Higgins,Ashforth 1307
— Wm. 3035
Hill, Alfred C306
— Chas. E 1336
— Christopher B. 037 7
— Ernest E. 3561
— Ernest G. 3396
— Francis C. 1306
— Geo. E. 1974
— Hy. R. 3002
— Jno. Hepworth 1 5
— Jno. Wm. 1222
— Sydney H. 3806
Hillas, John C349
Hilton, Jno. H. i886
Hinchhflfe, Wm. 285
Hincks,J. F. 1845
— W. 1848
Hind, Edward 188
— John CI 75
Hinde, Wm. A. 3900
C5
Hine, NoelA.W. 4167
. Hinings,Jno. W. 2593
Hinscliff, Claude 3722
— John 1 05 1
I — Wm. 1052
j Hird, Frank 2591
— Geo. F. 2513
— Walter S. 2590
, Hirsch, Charles 3708
— Harry 3397
— Herbert W. 4156
Hirst, Arthur c 279
— Benj. A. c 193
— Charles 350
1 Hirst, Charles
603
— Clement
C402
— Colin, W.
2960
— Edw. P.
3288
— Geo.
462
— Geo.
468
— Geo.
1462
— Geo. Wm.
2313
— Geo. W.
3156
— Harry H.
2580
♦— Hy. Edw.
2116
— Jno. Audus
296
— Joseph G.
1964
— Lionel
1938
— Norman
2961
— Robt. J.
2923
— Thos.
77
— Wm. Hy.
1393
— Wm. T. A.
1112
Hobson, Alfred
1706
— Alfred J.
C87
— Christopher
828
— Geo. H.
no
— Geo. W.
1626
j — John
II I
— John
C245
— Jno. I).
1113
— Jno. Hy.
1627
— Robt.
1463
— Samuel
1433
— Thos.
995
— Wm.
943
1 Hodgson, C. E.
C194
1 — Christopher
5»2
— Francis W.R.
4144
— Geo. H.
3398
-J.W.
C75
— Jno. Wm.
594
: — Joseph W.
1 114
— Joseph W.
c 225
— Richard
426
— Robt.
132
— Wm.
133
— Wm. Cecil
3226
Hodson,Fred.A.
2814
— Geo. H. E.
3129
— Joseph S.
2518
— Marmaduke S
•3464
Hogg, Arthur W.
3004
— Ernest G.
3003
INDEX OF NAMES.
397
Hogg, F. B. R. c 131
— James 1563
— Jno. T. 968
— Joseph 488
— Thomas 1661
— Wm. 487
Holdsworth, Saml. 220
— Thos. 2120
Holford, Arthur B. 1276
— Francis T. 3339
— Geo. 1277
— Geo. P. 3338
— Wm. 1275
Holland, Wm. 208
— Wm. H. 3982
HoUiday, Hubert 3775
— Jeremiah 142
Hollings, Thos. 131
Hollingworth, Jno. 1434
— Jno. H. 3645
Hollyday, John 4 1 9
Holmes, ArthurT. 2454
— Chas. R. 676
— David 163
— Edw. W. 969
— Francis G. 750
— Geo. G. 590
— Henry 1223
— Jas. G. 2494
— Jas. W. 701
— John 336
— John 37 1 1
* — Joseph 528
— Joseph 2393
— Josephus 88
— Morgan W. 3713
— Oswald H. 3712
— Wm. N. 4236
Holroyd, B. H. 3908
— Charles 2684
— Chas. W. 2152
— Geo. A. 2759
— Geo. Fredk. 420
— Henry 122
— Henry 11 15
— Henry 3907
— Percy 3067
— Sidney 185
— Wm. 183
Holt, Chas. 1532
Holt, Henry
^53'
Horsfield, R. M.
3930
— Hy. Percy
2194
Horsley, Matthew 3289
— James
1116
— Wm.
3274
— Jno. Austin
3066
Horsman, John
73
— Joshua
3034
— John
c 152
Holton, G. C.
C125
— Thos. O'H.
25^7
— Wm.
1798
Horton, Richard
933
— William
oil
— T. E.
C337
Holyday, C. W.
2156
Houlgate, Wm.
637
— Wm.
571
Howard, H. S.
3227
Home, John
1662
— Samuel
235
Hood, Benj. M.
c 109
Howarth,Wm.Lee 564
— David K.
897
Howden, Jno.
1881
— Henry
998
Howe, Wm. E.
778
Hook,Wm.
3646
Howgate, Fredk.
3006
Hope, Jno. F.
751
Howie, Norman
3866
— Robt.
731
Howitt, Joseph H
• 996
— Thos. A.
1054
- Thos. B.
1055
Hopkins, Jno. W.
2765
*Hubbersty, R. C. 542
— Richard N.
2260
Hubie, Wm. G.
1922
Hopkinson, C.
1506
Hudson, Arth. B.
3724
— Thos.
821
— Chas. E.
3568
Hopps, Charles
1394
— Frank
3665
— Chas.
3666
— Geo.
1708
— Walter P.
732
— Harr>'
3068
Hopwood, Wm.
13
— Harry V.
3747
Horn, Arthur E
3585
— Herbert H.
3968
Home, Geo.
2131
— James
1780
— John F.
C280
— Jas. F.
3340
— Wm. F. L.
2II5
♦- John
675
Horner, John
319
♦— John
1679
Horseiield, Wm.
570
— Jno. A.
1464
Horseman, Robt.
1364
— Jno. F.
3341
Horsfall, Hy.J.
1 164
— Joseph G.
1628
— ^ ohn
I60I
— Joseph W.
3514
— ; ohn E.
1 165
— Robert
1779
— oseph
C226
1839
— Michael H.
1875
Huggon, —
C38
— Thos. H.
1707
Hughes, David
833
— Wm. Hy.
1602
— Noel I. P.
3983
Horsfield,Alan G
.4112
— Thos. J.
970
~ Alf.H.
4150
*Hulme,Samuer
[.1986
— Chas. S.
4223
Humble, Fredk.
2634
— Chas. Smart
4061
Hunt, Geo. H.
1629
— Edmund
2420
— Jas. H.
2735
— Frank
2839
— Richard W.
1117
— Geo.
4060
Huntriss, Edw.
2135
— Herbert E.
4224
— Wm.
2134
— Herbert K.
2489
Hurst, Geo. Edw.
C410
*— Richard M.
2490
Huscroft, T. H.
1362
398
INDEX OF NAMES.
Husler, Ernest A.
3069
Ingle, Jno. A.
3229
Huson, Jas. \V.
881
Ingram, Samuel
1435
Hustler, Nathan
944
Inman, Geo.
3914
Hutchinson, A.
2136
260
— Chas. A.
C281
Iredale, Joseph L
3400
— Herbert M.
3425
Ireland, Jno. N.
3969
— James
1804
Irvine, James
236
— Robt.
1681
— Matthew
237
— Wm.
1395
Irving, Hugh C.
4276
1838
— James
C324
Hutton, A. Edw.
3562
Irwin, Acheson
2761
— John
20A
— Edward
2848
— Samuel
3835
— Geo. M.
2760
♦—William H.
1762
Ison, Wm. K.
3360
Huxley, Geo.
3016
— Samuel
3203
— Wm.
3017
J
Hyde, Henry E.
1338
— Hugh V.
3228
Jackman, Charles
C325
*Hydes, Edward
1680
— Fredk.
2628
I
Ibbetson, Wm. 452
— Wm. 453
Ibbitson,Chas.T. c 176
— Herbert W. 4 1 1 5
— Jno. W. 3204
— Wm. A. 3130
Idle, Joseph Hy. 1832
lUingworth, Albt. 3748
— Charles 3343
— Geo. F. 3749
— Henry 3371
— Oswald 4128
— Stephen 3342
— William 196
— William 3833
Inchbold,Edw.S.
2425, C419
— Henry 2594
— Thos. M. 418
Inge, H. E. A. 3399
— Hugh F. N. 3447
Ingham, Arth. E. 3426
— Wm. 2331
— Wm. c 376
— Wm. C. 3088
Ingle, Jas. M. 1166
— G.W. C339
— Rowland A. 2883
Jackson, Arth. J. 3750
— Edgar R. 3621
— Fred G. 3620
— Geo. 997
— Geo. 41 16
— Geo. F. c 246
— Geo. F. 3018
— Gerald P. 4073
— Henry G. 2931
— Herbert J. 3538
— Jas. D. c 55
— Jno. H. B. 3809
— Jno. J. 2175
— Jno.T. 0282,0307
— Matthew H.
1726, C90
— Percy R. 3807
— Reginald B. 3810
— Richard 3836
— Richard S. 3808
— Robert c 348
— Samuel 918
— Sidney F. 3950
— Wm. Hy. c8i
James, Robt B. 3205
— Robt. S. 898
Jameson,Chas.N. 3970
— Thos. L. 3971
Jaques, Robt. 2934
Jeffels,Fred.W. 1308
Jefferson, Alfred 800
— Robt. P. 2284, C375
Jeffrey, Thos. B. 2824
Jenkinson, Jno. L. 4264
— Norman H. 4166
Jennings, — c 44
*Jennins, Edward 1937
— Hy. H.
— Joseph
Jewitt, Edw.
Joel, Wm.
Johnson, Alfred
— Arthur H.
— Chas.
— Fredk. R.
— Geo. Wm.
— Harry L.
2889
2T9
r224
3486
1465
3539
3248
3372
2476
39»5
— Hy.Langhome3427
— James 498
— James 1533
— James 1603
— Jno. 1534
— Jno. c 283
— Roland S. 4176
— 8. F. B. 1056
— SamLW. 11 18
— Thomas 557
— Thos. B. 164
— Thos. R. 3036
— Thos. S. 3986
— Wm. 1709
— Wm. Clio
— Wm. A. 3089
— Wm. H. C284
— Wm. L. 3344
Johnston,Fred.W. 2455
Jones, Bernard M. 3594
— Edmund A. 3090
— Edward P. 2603
— Frank W. 2781
— Herbert S. 2782
— John A. 271 r
— John E. S. 583
— Philip G. 3373
— Robert A. 3206
— Walter E. 2728
— Wm. Hy. 584
Jons, John 326
INDEX OF NAMES.
399
Jordan, Hy.
293
Kempe, Arthur
1791
Kingston,Richard
1 1 566
— John
513
— - Edward
2047
Kinsley, J. V.
C378
Josephy, Albert
3500
— Jno. W.
1606 j
— Walter
2600
— Ernest
3448
— Walter
1792 1
Kipling, John
307
— Hermann
3249
Kemplay, Alfred
1849
Kirby, Charles
543
Jowett, Jno. B.
3837
— Benjn.
34
— Herbert
2169
— Jno. M.
329
— Chas. Hy.
1842
505
— Wm.
779
— James
261
506
Jowitt, Alfred N.
1604
Kendall, C. T.
C22
Kirk,ArthurF.H.
2845
- - John
228
— Chas. r.
c86
— Arthur S.
^339
— Jno. Hy.
1396
— Edmund
C144 '
— Edward
753
— Joseph F.
1466
— Fred. W.
2019
— Wm.
1607
*— Walter E.
1811
— Harry F. B.
2237 '
Kirkby, Alfred T
2262
— Wm.
1397
— John
1765
— Arthur R.
2057
* — Wm. Austin
2128
— John W. C.
1944 1
— Charles
112
Joy, Alex. 0.
3091
Kendell, Daniel B. 629
— Charles
2565
— Arthur H.
2017
Kendrew, Tatham 704 |
— Edward
2762
— Charles
2007
Kenion, Geo.
2251 '
— Everard 0.
4087
— Douglas G.
2093
Kennedy, G. A. S.
4190
— Herbert
2169
— Edw. B.
2861
— Hy. G. S.
4239
— Jno.
1002
— Joseph J.
1309
— Lancelot C.S.
4238
— Jno.
2979
— Percival H.
2570
Kennion,RobLW. 469
— Jno. H.
2662
*— R. Eustace
3157
Kent, Ernest A.
3987
— Lionel E.
4189
— Wm. G.
2491
— Wm.
4049
— Reginald
4050
Judd, Joseph
1310
— Wm. M.
2503A
— Thos. W.
lOOI
Jukes, Andrew L
.1987
1 Ken worthy, Hy.
— Walter H.
' P. D.
2050
2221,
C326
. — Wm. E.
752
Kirkman, David
919
K
'
1228
♦Kitchin,Fred.H
.3776
Kerr,Evelyn R.C
.4117
Kitching, Henry
920
Kay, Edwin
971
— Ian
4138
— Jno. C.
61
— Joseph
1682
Kerr Smith,
Kitson, Benj. P.
3993
— Joseph
3838
1 R. W. R.
4075
— David
371
— Joshua
1225
Kershaw, E. L.
3595
*— Edw.P.
1278
— Wm. C.
1507
— Henry
2601
— Herbert
3992
- Wm. H.
2088
— Jno. A.
1605
Knaggs, Walter A
•4215
Kaye, Sidney C.
4048
— Jno. F.
3515
Knapton, Jas.
677
Keeble, Alfred
C177
— Philip S.
3596
Knight, Jno. C. ■
801
Keeling, Wm.
C260
— Richard
3230
— Robt. W.
2584
— Wm. B.
341
— Wm.
306
Knowles, Alf. J.
1340
C47
. — Wm. R.
656
— Alf. J.
3275
Keene, Chas.
2813
Kesteven,Clem.P.3886
— Benj.
3037
— Wm. C. F.
2630
Kettlewell, C. B.
C89
— Fredk. W.
3723
Kelk, Arthur H.
2648
Kilbinton, Chas. E. 999
— Rich. Hy.
1398
— Wm. H.
2978
— Hallewell
1000
Kell, Sidney G.
3092
1 — Wm.
718
Kelly, Bernard R
.3684
Killen, Thos. B.
4256
L
— Claude A.
3683
Killingbeck, C. J
f. 834
— Lewis
844
King, Arthur
4237
Labatt, C. Chas.
2982
Kelsall, Joseph
1119
— Christr.
CI78
-^ Geo. H.
2983
400
INDEX OF NAMES.
Labatt, Louis A.
— Thos. M. E.
I^dley, Jas.
— Jas. D.
I^ke, C.
Lamb, Albert
— Chas. E
— Gilbert H.
— Wm. H.
Lambert, Arthur
— Cyril C.
— Edwin \y.
— Geo. D.
— Hugh J. L.
— Percival
— Wm.
— Wm. G.
— Wm. H.
Lampen, Chas. D.
— Frank B.
— Hy. B.
I^nd, John
— Robt. r.
— Walter
Landless, N. B.
— Wm.
I^ndmann, A. E.
— Harold E.
— Leopold H.
— Robt. H.
I^ngley, J. G.
I^page, Chas. C.
— Jno. Hy.
— Rich. H.
— Wm. Percy
I^ssey, John
— Rich. H.
l^timer, Hugh G.
— Nichol
— Thos.
Laurence, Thos.
Lawson, Edw. E.
— Fred. Wm.
— Harry P.
♦— Henry H.
— John
— Rich.
— Robt.
— Thos.
— Wm. S.
2981
I^ycock, Henry
1 168
Lindsley, Harry G.2874
2980
I^arenby, Joseph
822
Linfoot, Matthew 921
C340
I madman, Alex. D. H.
Linsley, Wm.
378
2635
1 2012
,2208
Lister, Frank
3902
4105
1 Leak, Jno. B.
3648
*— Fredk. E.
3^3'
3700
— Jno. Edwin
2394
— Geo.
1399
3688
! — Thos. M.
586
— Geo.
4278
3687
. Learoyd, John
2818
— Geo.
C98
3667
— Walker
3038
— Herbert J.
3309
2484
— Wm.
3073
— James
3901
4074
I-rCather, Arthur H. 1999
— Jonathan W,
1061
C23I
— Beaumont
C154
— Jonathan W
. 1 169
3324
— Jno. Hy.
1837
— Joseph
48
4145
— Jno. K.
C269
— Joseph
1 1 70
2595
— Percy A.
3647
— Norman
4052
1436
— Walter Geo.
1834
1 — Wm.
120
4265
— Wm. Geo.
C97
Liversedge, E. G.
3487
3540
I^eathley, Jno. T
3934
— Saml.
1781
2446
Ledbetter,Fred.(
'.3541
- T. B.
C91
3374
Ledgard, John
2273
Lloyd-Williams,
3i3»
l^e, Arthur C.
3375
C;ilbert Hy.
3597
2582
— Ernest K.
3039
Load, Fredk. C.
3465
1828
— Hy. C.
972
I^ckwood, F. D.
2170
3290
— J. G. Terry
C247
— Jno. S,
C179
3686
— Jno. Wm.
3345
— Jowitt
1569
3685
— Leonard
802
— Robt. W.
2256
3751
— Reginald
4277
Ix)e, Jas. I^.
3714
3933
— Robert
3401
-Jas.S.
1004
3572
— Squire
174
— Rich. S.
4051
3932
— Thos. 0.
1574
Loftus, Alfred
2216
— V. Corbett
973
(Lofthouse)
C286
2095
— Wm.
277
— Thos.
C309
1870 .
— Wm.
C108
Logan, Jno. W.
2325
2021
Leech, Rich. E.
2984
Lomax, E. Wm.
847
1869
Lees, F. A. 1973,
C160
Long, Joseph R.
1570
416
l^mpriere, G. B.
2428
— Thos.
1171
C287
Leng, Ernest
3428
Longbottom,\Vm
.2663
2864
— Jno. G.
3570
Longley, James A
.3726
1057
I^nton, Thos.
1568
— Joseph
C227
1058
I^slie, Geo.
3160
— Robt. J.
3725
678
Levi, Hy.
1229
— Thos.
1907
2376
— Mark
2888
— Thos.
C228
1864
Libbey, Edw. 0.
3376
Lord, Chas.
351
3915
— Hubert C.
3951
Lubelski, L.
4008
2935
Liddle, Josiah
568
Lucas, Joseph
287
1167
— Saml.
3207
— Robt.
2195
3158
Lightfoot, Joseph
I 211
Ludolf, Adolf
381 1
159
1852
— Edgar
3903
719
Lindell, Fred.
1437
— Herman E.
2160
C285
Linder, Hy. G.
1279
-Hy.
3SOI
INDEX OF NAMES.
401
Ludolf, Jno. Wm. 2 1 24 |
Lumb, Rich. 4146 !
— Wilfrid D. 4279 I
— William 342 '
Lumby, Joseph R. 923 '
Lumley, Thos. N. 1003 '
*Lupton,ArthurG.2i45 |
— Charles 2355 |
— Edgar 3071
* — Francis 186
* — Francis M. 2032
— Harold 3070
— Joseph 201
Lyde, Arthur 2282
M
I
Mac Arthur, Jas. 4193 |
— Jno. P. 4194
Macaskie,Thos.S. 3466
Macaulay, Chas. T.
2111, C69
Macaulay, Auley 2286
Mace, John 3429
Macfarlane, A. L. 3916 |
— Geo. 1 341 I
— Jno. H. 1467 I
Macgowan, J. W. 2209
MacGregor,Jas.G.3i74 |
Machill, Chas. 2252
Mackie, Nathan A, 1 9 2 7
Mackillop, Jas. 35 1 6
Mackridge, Thos. 1438
Mackson, Hy. G.
1767, C19
Maclaren, Andrew 3377
— Duncan 3378
— Wm. 3379
Macleod, John 2346
Macpherson, Hy. 3093
— Wm. W. 2936
*McCandlish,J.G. 2937
McCarthy, Jno. 3208
— Welbore T. 3173
McConnell, H. 4272
McDermott, Geo. 581
— Wm. 582
McDonald, F. W. 2542
McGeorge, Jno. 41 91
McGowan, Alex. 818
— Jno. Tinker 679
— Wm. 817
McGuire, E. 3599
— Edward 3310
— Joseph B. 3291
McLellan, F. C. 2551
— Jno. C. 2550
— Wm. 2549
McNicholl, P. J. 596
Madden, Hy. 314
— Wm. 313
— Wyndham M. 618
Maggi, Chas. 107
— Fred. C. 1630
— Hy. S. 1683
Mais, Percy E. 3467
Maitland, Robt. 103
Major, J. W. H. c6o
Mallaliew, W.H.J. 0362
Mallandaine,A.D. 3995
— Francis H. 3994
Mallett, Hy. 1342
— Rich. E. C48
* — Wm. C. 2027
Mammatt, J. E. 3250
Manfield, R. H. 3007
Manknell, Arthur 331 1
Mann, Alfred 324
— Jno. 1 28 1
— Joseph L. 153s
— Peter 1282
Manning, Arthur 3175
— Hy. J. 2296
Marcan, Leslie 3794
March, Charles 3449
— Fred. J. 3571
Margerison, G. L. 3904
Markland, Bertie 467
— Edward 734
— Thomas 733
Marriott, Jno. B. 659
Marsden, Jno. W. 3159
— Thomas 195
Marsh, Hy. 1727
— Hy. R. C. S. 2661
— Jno. W. 1728
Marshall, Arthur 0409
— Geo. E. A. W. 3346
— Hamilton c 341
Marshall, Hugh J. 421
— Hy. E. B. c 248
— Jas. R. 2266
— Jno. W. 1 1 20
— Wm. S. 3176
Marsland, Frank 4014
Mart, Charles F. 3689
— Hy. G. 3649
— Wilfrid L. 3868
Martin, Edward 2062
— John 340
— John R. 2061
Mason, Alfred 3430
— Arthur 3251
— Benj. c 404
— Chas. F. 2951
— Fredk. D. 3074
— Geo. H. 3727
— Hy. C. 1766
— Robt. F. 3276
— Tom 1400
— Wm. D. 3542
— Wm. H. 2541
Masser, John 1631
— Wm. Joseph 3177
Massey, Wm. H. 2168
— Wm. R. 1006
Massingberd, V.
D'Arcy 4280
Masters, John 620
Mathers, Bradshaw 482
Matheson, A. G. 3715
— Chas. H. 2065
— Geo. E. 2512
— J. Pyper 2239
— Wm. W. 2066
Matkin, Jas. 3840
Matterson, A. W. 2605
— Chas. H. 2771
* — Edward H. 573
♦- Jno. K. 574
Matthewman,A.E.3277
Matthews, Bern. 4023
— Chas. H. S. 3543
— Crauford T. 3690
— Ernest D. 3668
— Francis R. 4225
— Joseph 534
Maud, Wm. M. 1508
Maude, Chas. B. 1966
402
Maude, Jas. E. 1963
— John 1 40 1
— Wm. 1402
— Wm. Hy. 1947
Maughan,W.J.R. 2694
Maunder, Geo.W. 2086
— Thos. F. 1835
Mawson, Fran. H. 3278
— Fredk. H. 3292
— Geo. 4192
— Jas. H. 3313
— J. W. C137
— Thos. E. 65
May, Alston J. W. 3252
— Eliot F. 3253
Mayhall, Jas. H. 3232
— John 3312
Mayne, Wm. 1059
Mellish, Alic R. 3778
— Allan H. 41 18
— Claude T. 3887
— Douglas S. 3502
— Walter N. 3669
Mellor, Jas. B. 215
— Joshua H. 3935
— Thos. 2956
— Wm. J. 1536
Melville, Frank 3598
Mennell, Geo. H. 1663
Mercer, Wm. 21 14
Meredith, A. E. 2197
— Saml. R. 2196
Metcalfe, Jno. 1060
Miall, Laurence 3812
— Rowland 3839
— Stephen 3431
Micklethwaite,
Arthur J. 2182
— Benj. 490
— Harry 411
— Jno. L. 2916
Middlebrough,G. 4281
— Jno. N. 4032
Middlemiss, G. J. 3094
Middleton, Alex. 2092
— Arthur 2198
— Geo. B. 4216
— G. F. c 70
— Leonard B. c 39
— Oliver 131 2
INDEX OF NAMES.
* Middleton, P. 2390
— Rich. 1729, c8
— Thos. W. 3040
— Walter 2098
— Wm. 3521
— Wm. B. 4024
♦— Wm. J. 1664
5
Midgley, Benj. 303
— Fred. W. 3841
— Geo. c 249
— Herbert L. 3777
Miles,AdolphusC.3402
— Albert B. 1632
Milestone, Wm.S. 2913
Miller, Geo. D. 2207
Millington, Geo. 1633
— Wm. 1634
Millner, Jacob W. 466
— Thos. I). 387
Mills, Jas. J. 3488
— Thomas 3691
Milner, Albert 3586
— Albert J. 2272
Mirfin, Chas. 1537
— Fredk. G. C159
Mitchell, Chas. 657
— C. E. C379
— Edwin 1005
— John 604
— John 2 I I 7
— Jno. Geo. 2 1 7 1
— J. W. C380
— Joseph H. 2402
— Wm. H. 525
Moat, Robt. 150
Moberly, Geo. E. 1906
Molesworth, A. H. 2667
— Ernest H. 2534
— Francis H. 2460
— Jno. H. 2464
— Rodney H. 3132
Monkman, Matt. 4054
— RobL W. 3888
— Thos. H. 3889
Moody, John 551
— Winter 550
Moore, George 2860
— Hy. Edwin c 28
Moorey, Jas, 1230
Moorhouse,C. H. 3692
— Hy. 848
Morfitt, Baynes 2029
Morgan, D. H. c 384
— Ernest W. 3853
— Florence c 350
— G. c 361
— Lewis 335
Morland, Fredk. 121
Morley, Alban C. 3233
— Henry c 107
— Herbert O. 2087
— Rich. W. 1439
— Wm. H. 1509
— Wm. J. 2096
Morrell, Chas. 3133
Morris, Thos. 899
— Thos. 1231
— Thos. D. 20S9
Morritt, Wm. G. 2243
Mortimer,Benj.C. 1771
— Edwin A. 3813
— G. R. 4088
— Louis G. 3814
— Viaor E. 40^9
Morton, Arthur 4300
— Ernest 43^^
— Francis 1311
— Thomas c 332
Mortson, Jas. 45^
Moss, Chas. J. 1343
— Wm. 309s
Motley, Lewis 2945
Mould, Fredk. E. 3450
Moxon, Saml. 135
, ♦Mozley, Jno. K. 4177
Muir, Geo. G. 1768
I — Hugh G. 2922
I — Jno. 2622
I Munro, Hector 4090
j — Patrick 4091
i Munrowd, Alfred 2267
j Murdock, Chas. 3380
I Murphy, Brownell 388
— Edward 367
— E. Hallam 226
— Wm. Scott 3041
Murray, Jas. B. 200S
Muscroft,Edw.S. 3917
Musgrave, Albert 2821
INDEX OF NAMES.
403
Musgrave, F. E. 2592
— Frederic 1172
— Percy 3042
— Raymond 4226
— Thos. W. 2466
— VVm. Peete 422
— see Sagar-Musgrave
Musson, Jno. P. 4257
Mutter, Alex. M. 1769
— Edw. F. 1770
Myers, Edward 755
— Geo. F. 3347
— John 754
— .R. K. C114
N
Naylor, Ben 3096
— Chas. T. 2040
— Henry 845
— Jno. W. 869
*— Wm. 1062
— Wm. A. 2362
— Wm. R. 3348
— Wm. S. 3779
Neale, Wm. 1538
Needham, E. J. 4092
Neill, Jas. N. 3869
Nell, Geo. E. 882
Nelson, Alfred C. 1997
— Chas. 104
— Chas. H. c 195
— Chas. J. 2070
— Chas. T. 1539
— Fred. W. 1232
— Geo. 658
— Geo. A. 1571
— Herbert 2335
— James 330
— James 1440
— Jas. W. CI 80
— Jno. A. S. c 103
— Wm. Hy. 267
Nettleton, Wm. 1772
c6
Nevile, Chas. Hy. 282
— Geo. 2 94 A
Nevin, Jno. 2271
Newbound, Edw. 3316
Newbound, Hy.
3315
North, Thos. K.
3623
— Thos.
3314
— Walter
2440
Newell, Edw.
1403
— Wm.
3468
Newman, Joseph
3234
1844
Newsham,Geo.H
•3795
Nowell, Jacob A
• 2795
Newsom, A. H. S
. 823
— Joseph
735
Newstead, Cyril E
^.3753
Nunneley, A. G.
2023
— Francis J.
3209
— Jno. A.
1793
— Hy. L.
3752
— Thomas
2024
— Herbert S.
3403
Nunns,RobtA.L. 1368
— Hugh M.
3815
— Thos. J.
1233
Newton, Francis J. 883
Nussey, Joseph
354
— Geo.
C143
— Obadiah
248
— Geo. H.
3178
— Thos.
355
— Wm.
1365
Nutter, Ellis
846
4
— Herbert
3577
Nicholls, Chas.
1608
— Geo. Wm.
1635
Nichols, H. J.
2359
- Jas. H.
2610
— Thos. H.
2638
Oaksmith, Jno.
3216
- Thos. W.
2297
Gates, Jno.
1007
— Wm.
455
— Jno. W.
1234
Nicholson, A P.
3544
Oddy, Benjamin
1730
— Brady
2199
-Jas.
C400
— Chas. L.
1983
— Samuel
C407
— Joseph
514
— T. W.
C342
— Joseph
1468
1856
— K. Bailey
4227
Ogden, Chas. B.
2268
— Richard
900
— Geo.
247
— Robt. F.
'173
— Jno. 0.
1280
— Thos. S.
3842
— Jonathan R.
134
— Tom M.
3134
— Thos. J.
2598
*— Wm.
2938
*Oglesby, Fred.
L.
*_ Wm. G.
1916
2903
Nickols, Fredk. J
2802
— Percy
3754
Nield, Chas. M.
2774
— Robt. P.
2658
— Edw. E.
2773
— Walter B.
2904
— Jno. M.
C328
*Oldroyd, A. E.
2740
— Samuel ^r A. H
,2905
Oliver, Ernest S.
3489
— Samuel
C327
— Wm.
3918
Nixon, Geo. C.
2077
O'Neil, John
240
— Haydn F.
2427
Osborne, A. Joe
2141
Noake, M.
922
Ottley, Thos. C.
2780
Norfolk, Chas. H
974
Ouston, Geo. R.
— Isaac
1540
2138,
C196
Norman, Wm.
1366
— Percival
2778
Norris, Thos.
204
Owen,ArthurW.C.3624
*North, Alfred E.
3816
— Fred. E.
3877
— Arthur
2173
Oxley, A, B.
C96
404
INDEX OF NAMES.
Padgett, Joseph 2283
Pagdin, John 1665
Page, Philip H. 1800
— Robt. L* 1819
Paige, Jas. E. 181 2
Paley, Geo. 417
— Rich. 144
Palliser, Owen 3043
Palmer, Aug. G. 3996
— Clement 3937
— Ernest 3843
— Jas. P. 2833
— Walter 2834
*Parish, Jno. 1235
Parker, Alfred 171 1
— Alfred W. 3381
— Edward 154
— Edward 579
— Edward 131 3
— Geo. A. 2866
— Percy B. 3382
*— Robt. J. 580
— Thomas 269
— Tom 1710
Parkin, John 3179
— Joseph 3180
Parkins, Thomas 11 74
Parkinson, Jno. B. 1063
— Robt 478
— Thomas 323
— Wm. 348
ParnabyJ. 2073,0181
Parr, Jas. M. W. 4168
Parsons, Albert 3235
— Edward 1920
Partridge, Fred. 2763
— Joseph A. 2881
Pashley, Jno. G. 1977
Passavant, Wm. G.
2202, 2229,0270
Paton, Joseph W. 2330
Patriarche, P. H. 2303
Patterson, Wm. 1 1 75
Pattison, Henry 545
— John 327
Paul, Jas. A. 3404
— Thos. Wm, 3349
Pawlett, Thos. L. 2925
Paxton, Hy. K.
3576
— Jack
3432
— James M.
3181
Payne, E. Stewart
2030
— R. G. S.
1666
Peacock, Arthur
3504
— Charles
423
— Geo. H.
2766
-Hy.
3503
— Matthew Hy.
2380
— Thos. P.
2556
Peake, Edwin J.
3350
— H. Oswald
405s
Pearce, Alf. T.
2985
— Francis H.
1121
Pearson, Albert E
•2785
♦— Arthur B.
2413
— Arthur W.
3254
— Edward F. S
•3044
*— Hy.
2069
— James
3433
— John
372
— Joseph Hy.
C261
— Oswald
1636
*— Thos. A. 0.
2414
— Thos. R.
2587
— Wm.
1637
*— Wm.
2270
Peck, Hubert B.
4157
Peel, Samuel
835
Pegler, Oliver
2164
— Thomas B.
2148
— Wm. Vernon
3823
Pemberton, Matt
. 60
Peniston,Chas.E.
C363
-J.R.
0113
— Robt. G.
0364
— Thos. S.
1441
Pennington, J. T.
2588
*Penniston, Geo.
1064
— Joseph
1283
Pepper, Joseph E
.1956
Perkin, Chas. A.
1543
— Edw. Arthur
017
— Henry
C43
— John
234
— Jno. A.
1542
— Wm. J. B.
1541
Perkins, F.
2212
— Jno. T.
1782
Perlman, B. J. 4147
Perring, Alf. R. 948
— Chas. A. 947
— Fred. G. 946
— Hy. S. 757
— Robt. M. 756
Perry, Rich. 1469
Peto, Alfred N. 4240
— Hy. 4253
— Morton 4241
Petty, Wm. 249
— Wm. H. 158
Philips, Paul 464
Phillips, Edward 639
— E. Raglan 3945
— Fred. C129
— Geo. 2614
— Geoffry A. 3920
— Harold M. 3919
— Hy. R. 3890
— Joshua 1442
— J. H. 4196
— Peter 167
— Reginald 3944
— Sam. c 130
— Wm. J. 2613
Phythian,Geo.S. 3738
— Sidney S. 3737
Pickard, Alfred 1934
— Christ. 1 122
— Frederic 1369
— Israel 1284
o 104
Pickering, A. R. 2908
— Geo. G. 3045
I — Percival J. 2722
— Robt. W. 872
— Stanley A. 3182
Pickersgill,Thos. 0397
— Wm. 1443
Pickles, C. C. 4129
— Edward 631
— Geo. W. 630
— John 6«
— Jno. C. 1638
— Jno. J. 4195
— Joseph 1 1 76
— Joseph Hy. 432
— Philip D. 3936
— Saml. 3060
INDEX OF NAMES.
405
Pickles, Wm. 57
— Wm. N. 4033
Pierson, Herbert 3097
Pike, John 178
Pinder, Baynes 168
— Geo. 169
Pitts, John 1470
— Thos. S. 1 89 1
Plant, Wm. C. 399
Piatt, Arthur M. 1998
— Arthur W. 3293
— Chas. Hy. 3210
— Thos. E. 3469
Plews, Geo. c 250
— Paul R. c 308
— Thos. c 288
Plint, Frederic A. 2 181
— Jno. A. 1969
Plitts, Robert 129
Plows, Thos. c 288
Plummer,Fred.R. 2729
— Robt. H. 2901
Pogson, Fred. W. 3135
Pollard, Frank H. 2820
— Jas. H. 2559
— Reginald 3255
Pollock, Chas. F. 2481
— Thos. F. 2767
Ponsonby, P. E. 2676
Pool, Chas. 1 123
Poole, Chas. Wm. 383
— Matthew B. 384
Pope, Frank M. 2441
— F. D. 3953
— Herbert B. 4282
— Reginald B. 2442
Porritt, Wm. H. 949
Porteous, H. B. 4228
— Walter C. 4217
Portway,Chas.H. 3870
— Geo. W. 321 1
— Herbert 2064
— Joseph H. 3212
— Robt. B. 3625
Potter, Alfred 2492
— Arthur 3490
— Jno. E. 3728
— Jno. H. 3136
— Percy 3236
— Wm. 3213
*Potter,Wm. F.
1872
R
Potts, Robt. G.
4149
Poulter, T.
3780
Radcliffe, Saml.
225
Powell, Thos. B.
1124
Raine, Jno. Wm.
1783
— Thos. W.
616
Raistrick, C. H.
1404
♦— Wm. W.
2166
— Joseph C.
1236
Preece, Chas, E.
3891
Ralph, Audsley
2718
Prentice, Thos. R
1909
-Jno.
2717
Pressler, Fred. E.
2200
Ramsbotham,F.S
.2142
Price, Hy. Wm.
554
— Jno. R.
2034
♦— Wm. N.
781
Ramsden,Jno.M
2522
Prichard, H. W.
3545
— Wm. R.
824
Prickett, Robt.
276
Ramskill,Edwin J. 976
Priestley, C. A.
— Josiah
1125
2354,
C369
— Thos. W.
1472
— Chas. H.
544
Ratcliffe,J.H.T.
3650
— Jas. H.
3046
Rattenbury, F. M
.3047
— Jno. W.
C408
— John
2887
— Joseph
2500
Rawley, R. E.
2372
— Thomas
1911
Rawling, J. Wm.
C197
Prince, Thos.
1712
Rawlings, C. Wm
. C58
Prior, Edw. G.
2295
Rawson, Hy. B.
926
♦Prockter, J. B.
680
— John
1731
Procter, Chas. H.
3871
Rayner,Benj.B.B
•3049
-Hy.
720
— Fredk. W.
2828
— Percy H.
4093
— Geo. H.
2857
— Thos. R.
1177
— Harry
2827
Pugh, Jno. L. P.
975
— Joseph
1668
Pulford, Albert I.
3546
— Thos.
608
Pullan, Charles
ZZ
Rayson, Geo.
31
— Edward
49
Raywood, V. R.
3626
— Geo.
1065
Read, Geo. Hy.
2150
— Geo. E.
2840
Reade, Geo.
189
— Richard
184
* — Joseph Bancroft 3
— Thomas
638
— Thomas
173
— Wm.
924
♦Redihalgh,J.W.
1667
Pullen, Thos.
758
Rees, Robt. Tait
4242
Pulleyn,Fred.W.
2739
— Ronald D.
4243
Purchon, Walter
1902
Reeve, W. B.
2488A
Pyatt, Geo.
836
Reid, Robt. McF
.3872
— Rich. H.
1471
Reinhardt, Chas.
565
Pycock,Alf.E.G.
2899
— Johann C.
566
— John
1981
— Johann C.
C289
Pye, Edmund
1821
— Walter
2753
Pyemont, see Smith
— Wm. T.
C290
Pyper, Geo. A. L.
3237
Rennison, Jas.
3183
— Wm.
3184
Revell, Saml.
2536
Reynard, Jno.
1237
Reynolds, A.
C126
4o6
INDEX OF NAMES.
Reynolds, Christ. 1089
— Fred. 1090
— Geo. A. 2072
— Geo. Hy. c 198
— H. * C127
— Rich. 1008
Rhodes, Fairfax 2051
— Geo. S. 1544
— Hy. T. 1880
— John 477
— Joseph C150
— Thos. E. 1405
* — Wm. 1572
Rice, VVm. Hy. c 291
Richardson, C C. 1009
— C. Leslie 3405
— Chas. R. S. 4254
— Chas. T. 2705
— Cyril B. 3946
— Douglas C. 3798
— Dunsford 2958
— Ernest H. 361 1
— Fredk. E. 3140
— G. Frederick 3651
— Gerald S. 3854
— Guy B. 4025
— James 72
— Jas. N. 2629
— Joe Brook 3954
— Jno. Stocks 401 1
— Jno. W. 3098
— Joseph 736
— J. Herbert 3652
— Ralph B. 588
— Reginald E. 3519
— T. c 142
— Thos. B. 4244
— Thos. St. Geo. 410
— Walter A. 2776
— Wm. 82
— Wm. 640
Rickard, N. J. B. 082
Rickards, Alfred 15 10
— Arthur 2201
— Geo. L. 2697
— Geo. Hy. L. 480
— Jas. B. 465
— Saml. W. 2698
— Thos. A. 849
Rider, Edward 4260
Rider, Fredk. K. 2791
— Joseph 1 1 78
— Thomas 1285
Ridpeth, Edw. V. 1287
— Thos. H. 1286
Ridsdale, Geo. H. 10 11
— John loio
Riley, Frank 2805
— Hy. Herbert 2681
— Rich. H. 3547
— Thomas 1344
— Thos. 3972
Riley-Smith, Frk. 2805
— H. H. 2681
Rinder, Jno. 365
Ripley, David 901
♦_ Fred. W. 782
— J no. Greenwood 39
Rish worth, Percy 3892
Robb, Hy. V. 0329
Roberts, B. 1995, C63
— Christ. 1012
— Daniel 3406
— Edwin 2633
— Hy. Wm. 1888
— Hy. Wm. 4094
— Herbert 3138
— John 395
— John 613
— John 2842
— John Ernest 3921
— Jno. H. 2730
— Joseph S. 3137
— Joseph S. c 230
— Norman F. 4148
— Thos. J. 2206
— Vincent 3099
— Wm. 3139
— Wm. W. C229
Robinson, Alan 4197
— Alfred 1773
— Arnold W. 3505
— Ben. L. H. 2540
— Chas. 932
— Chas. B. 4106
— Chas. Hy. 11 79
— Christ. ,C. 1474
— Clarence 2213
* — Edw. 2664
— Ellis S. 3693
I Robinson, Francis 3694
— Fran.E. 1929,0128
— Fredk. W. 3162
— F.Edwin C128
— Geo. 445
— Geo. 1713
— Geo. A. H. 1802
— Harold 4198
— Harold W. 3434
— Henry 1066
— Isaac 233
— James 642
— James 662
— Jas. A. 4107
— Jas. K. C77
— John 40
— John 641
— John 931
— John 4283
— John c 156
— J. H. C372
— Jno. R. 2496
— Jno. Wm. 1732
— Joseph 3653
— Joseph H. 2539
— Rich. T. O. 3844
— R. 2214
— Robt. W. 3317
— Sydney G. 3654
— Thos. 1370
* — Thos. 2320
— Walter H. 1238
— Walter J. 3491
• — Wm. 2344
— Wm. H. 2754
— Wm. S. 3955
— Wm. V. 1473
Robson, John 1733
— Thos. 1734
Rockett, H. D. 3435
Rodham, John 227
Rodwell, Fletcher 1345
Roebuck, D. Israel 401
— John Hy. 400
— Wm. 253
Rogers, Geo. 703
* — Hildyard 2 121
Rogerson, Hy. 66 1
— Thomas 438
— Thomas 510
INDEX OF NAMES.
407
Roice, John 292
Rooke, Chas. S. 1180
— Rich. L. 702
850
Rose, Charles 1371
Ross, Chas. Th.^ 4095
— Hy. 4096
Rothery, Rich. 105
— Thos. 3008
— Wm. M. 1126,1415
— Wm. U. 3009
Rowe, Rich. H. 4034
Rowell, Jno. G. 3050
Rowling, Frank 3214
— Saml. T. 3781
Rowsell, Julian H. 1814
Royce, Frederic 546
* — John 292
— Wm. 345
Royle, Vernon 2924
Royston, L. Kay 320
— - Thos. 328
RuddockjEdw.H. 1816
— Geo. A. 2334
— Wm. 254
— W. 1855
Rump, Arthur M. 4016
Rusby, Alfred 15 11
— James 950
— Reginald W. 2939
— Samuel 1346
— Samuel S. 2
— Thomas 95 1
Rushworth,Chas.B. 92
— C. C365
Russell, Hy. L. 1573
— John 516
— Joseph 299
— Wm. 759
— Wm. 1574
Russum, Walter G.c 232
Ryder, Francis J. 3048
Saalfeld, Albert c 263
— Robert c 262
Saalfield, — 1871
•Sadler, Alfred 270
Sadler, Hy. Wm. 4009
— John 75
— Ralph T. G. 2954
— Robert 1238A
— Robert E. 1013
Sagar-Musgrave,
R. M. 3451
St. John, Henry P. 2333
♦Sales, Hy. H. 2572
Salter, Arthur E. 3010
Salts, Laurence N. 3600
— Ralph B. 2987
Sanderson, Alan 4130
— Benj. 1239
— Charles 4097
— Dennyson W. 3100
— Geo. 4036
— Harold 3736
— James L. 3101
— Percival H. 3855
— Waltei- 1774
— W^m. B. 851
Sands, Wm. 2480
— W. C366
*Sangster, Chas. 483
— Chas. 2130
— Jno. W. 1014
Savage, Chas. 4076
Saville, Benj. J. 90
Savory, Hy. G. S. 2775
Sawday, Harry B. 3997
— Tom T. 3998
Saxton, John 1181
Scarth, Alfred 3602
— Henry 1575
— James 15 12
— Jno. Wm. 1406
— Robt. G. 1475
— Thomas 2005
— Wm. G. 2853
— Wm. W. 2819
Scatcherd, Watson 633
ScattergoodjA.K. 2409
— Bernard P. 2668
— Oliver 2410
Schlegel, Carl 4210
Schmitz,ConradC.2784
Schofield, D. D. 3973
— Geo. Wm. G. c 331
— John 664
Schofield, J. D. 1127
— Louis 3873
— Wm. 344
— Wm. P. 3923
Scholefield, C. E. 2315
— Francis H. 2415
— Fredk. H. 2497
— Geo. A. 2473
— G. W. G. C331
— Robt. E. 2856
— R. W. 1989,0117
— W. H. 1990,0118
Scholes, Albert E. 3141
— Ernest F. P. 301 1
— Henry , 1545
Scholey, Dales 221
Schroeder,A.J.P. 855
— Henry S. 854
Schiiddekopf,
Walter G. 4284
Scott, Arthur R. 2378
— Caleb 1068
— Cecil W. 2519
— Frederic 1067
— Geo. R. S. 2738
— Hubert E. 2737
— John 2353,0401
— John 3670
— Neville O. 2449
— Samuel 977
— Samuel 2687
— Septimus H. 2379
— Thos. A. 3755
— William 783
— Wm. 2986
Scriven, Arthur 2957
— Charles 3354
— Edgar C 3355
— Herbert 3353
Scupham, Walker 2826
Seaman, David 853
— Isaac 852
Searls, Percy Lee 3695
Seaton, Alex. A. 4099
— Douglas 3054
— Edward A. 2412
— Henry 241 1
— Hugh J. A. 4098
— Jas. B. 2910
Sedgwick, Rich. 644
4o8
INDEX OF NAMES.
Sedgwick, R. J. H. 803
Selfe, Chas. H. S. 3756
Sellars, Wm. P. 1684
Senior, Hez. C330
— Joseph 1069 I
Settle, Jno. W. 2955
— Joseph 70
— Joseph 1 182
Sewell, Harold B. 2347
Shackleton, A. A. 1962
— Herbert A. A 3716
— John 1015
— Matthew 1407
— Roger W. c 233
— Stephen 1149
— Wm. C. 760
— Wm. Turner 2219 1
Shacklock, Wm. 520 1
Shann, John 1240 I
— Samuel 1016
— Wm. 1017
Shapley, Ernest 3294
— Robt. E. 3215
Sharp, Henry 1444 '
— John 441
— Robert 3076
— Rowland 4285
— William 475
Sharpe, Francis 29
— Nathaniel 47
Shaw, Alf. C. 1289
*— Alf. E. 2620
— Benj. 1775, c 4
— Chas. Percy 4123 |
— Frank M. 4124 ,
— Herbert 2619 |
— James 165 1
— John 1018
— Joseph 198 I
— Lewis C310 I
— Thomas 4296
— Wm. 91 I
Sheepshanks,Thos. 439 I
Shepherd, Geo. 2063
— Thos. 2941 !
Sheppard, Murray 2443
Sherwood, Thomas 349 ,
Shields,ThomasT. 1 183
Shillito, Edwin c 102
— Frank P. 3922
Shillito, G. H. S. 3874
— Robert B. 1408
ShireSjTheophilus C49
— Wm. H. 1576
Shute, Arthur 2486
— Jno. B. 2704
— Thos. H. 2703
Siddons, John 106
Sidgwick, Robt. 2106
Sikes, John 35
— Thomas 30
Sillery,Chas.J.C. 1372
Simms, Arthur 2345
— Frederic 11 84
— Fred. c 182
— Henry 2275
— Thos. c 183
— Thos. W. 3318
— Wm. 1994, C32
Simon, Jno. Hy. 2178
Simpson, Chas. 325
— Chas. 3856
— Geo. c 343
— Gilbert 3185
— Henry 1070
* — Hy. Jas. G. 2356
— John 2779
— John J. 2741
— Richard 1314
— Thos. A. 4010
— Thos. H. 107 1
— Wm. 535
— Wm. H. 1072
— W^m. Thos. 4286
Singleton, Harry 2498
— Isaac 1 241
— Joseph 1288
— Vincent H. 3627
Skelton, Harold C. 33 1 9
— Samuel 11 28
Skilbeck, Geo. 123
*Slade, Wm. 705
Slater, Chas. H. 2459
— Chas. S. 2686
— Frank O. 4062
— Geo. 1735
— Harold 2897
— Herbert 2891
— Jas. G. 109
— Jno. Arthur 2482
Slater, Michael
334
— Philemon M.
2876
— Thos. M. 1736,015
— Tom 0.
4035
Slatter, H. Wm.
4218
Sloman, Alfred
3351
— Ellas
3238
— Solomon
3548
Smailes, Jas. R.
3239
Smallpage, Benj.
1737
— Henry T.
2943
— Percival M.
2863
Smeeton, Alfred
c66
— Charles
C65
*— Charles W.
2917
— Ernest E.
3587
— William
1129
Smiles, Wm. H.
C46
Smith, Abraham
1 130
— Albert Edw.
3408
— Albert W.
3256
— Alfred H.
3671
— Alfred Percy
3759
— Arthur
1477
— Arthur E.
2942
— Augustine W.
14
— Bell
3352
— Charles L.
2892
— Charles S.
902
— Chas. T.
4064
— Edmund H.
4169
— Edward
804
— Edward C.
3409
— Ernest A. H.
3075
— Ernest B.
3857
— Fred H.
3161
— Frederick
663
— Fredk. Wm.
3492
— Geo.
500
— Geo.
1290
— G. Flood
4120
— G.Pyemont 321,610
— Harry S.
3051
— Henry U.
1913
— Hy. W. R.
2144
— H. A. 2109,
C234
— Herbert J.
4063
— Jas. H.
2526
— Jesse
1799
— John
362
INDEX OF NAMES.
409
Smith, John 373
— John 2015
— John E. 1347
— John Herbert3407
— John R. 2683
— John Wm. 3216
— Lister 2006
— Percy D. 3470
— P. Flood 41 19
— Reginald W. 18 17
— Robiert F. 1131
— R. Gardner 17 14
— Robinson G. 3588
— R.W.R.Kerr 4075
— Samuel 427
— Samuel E. 1738
— Stephen P. 3858
— Thomas 805
— Thos. Wales 2132
— Walter L. 4297
— Wm. 665
— Wm. 737
— Wm. 3059
— Wm. C311
— Wm. E. 4209
— Wm. G. 2801
— Wm. John 3436
*_ Wm. J. C. 3601
Smithies, Geo. L. 1970
Smithson, H. F. 3782
— Joshua 1 91 9
— Robt. 2018
— T. H. c 79
Smyth, Benj. 2675
— Chas. E. C. 3699
— John 389
— Wm. H. 2397
Snell, Wm. 2004
Snowdon, Arthur 1979
— Christ. 1577
— Henry 1513
— Hy. F. 4077
— James 1609
— Rich. K. 15 14
Somers, Fran.W. 2952
— Geo. 3102
— John 3729
— Richard M. 2884
Somersgill, R. N. 952
Soulby, Edward W. 925
Sowden, Wm. H. 197
Sowry, Cyril E. 4303
— Francis 3221
— R. C136
— Wm. W. 1476
Spark, Chas. E. 2155
— Thos. Blake 2456
— Wm. S. 2514
Spawforth, Wm. E. c 2 7 1
Speed, John 1185
Speight, Arthur 96
— Chas. 94
— Samuel 95
Spence, Henry 953
— John 806
— John 1776
Spenceley, Jno. c 199
— Thos. c 200
Spencer, Arthur 1374
— Chas. 3437
— Frederic 1373
— Harry 4056
— John 171
— Maurice 4108
— William 338
— William 1951
Spicer, Henry R. 4041
Spink, Frank 41 21
— Geo. 4200
— Hy. H. 2947
— John 4199
— Laurence 4122
Spinks, Wm. J. H. 484
Spiritt, William 491
Spong, Ambrose 3631
— Frederic 954
— Harry 2583
*— Jno. Fuller 2806
Sproule,Chas.W. 3628
Squire, Thomas 149
Squires, Sydney 3257
Stables, E. Lister 2431
— Edwin H. 607
Staley, Chas. H. 1073
— John M. 2100
Standidge, Arthur 3589
— Herbert 3452
I — Percy 3453
I Standish, Saml. 978
I Staniland, Saml. J. 979
Stanley, Thos. 1639
Stansfeld, John 256
— John 3730
— Robert 255
Stansfield,
W. W. H. 4207
Stapleton, Geo. 2094
— Thos. 2172
Staveley, Thos. B. 1 3 1 5
Stead, Arthur C370
— Daniel G. 524
— Edmund 1132
— Holmes 2501
— Rich. W. 2909
— T. Bennett 643
— Wm. 4158
Stephen, Hy. St. J. 2289
— Reg. A. 2290
Stephenson, Jos. 1669
— Wm. 1685
Stevenson, A. F. 3672
— George 3053
— Jno. N. 3052
Stewart, Alex. B. S. 2944
— Frank F. 3517
— Jno. C. M. 4287
Stirk, G. B. 4100
Stockdale,Claude 3655
— Fred. 3925
— Geo. V. 4208
— Guy N. 4288
Stocks, James 102
— Samuel 119
Stockwell,Edward 3974
Stone, Leonard 4261
Storey, Thos. Hy. C292
— Walter 1610
Storr, P. R. 2426, C420
Stott, Robt. W. N. 79
— William 1186
Stow, Edw. M. 1882
— Frederic M. 1884
— Kennion W. 1879
— L. Jno. K. 2153
— Lorraine D.K. 1952
Strachan, Wm. 1019
Strangwayes, Edw. 3757
— Oliver 3758
Strickland, Em. 529
Stringer, Bernard 3518
4IO
INDEX OF NAMES.
Stringer, John 68 1
Strother, Thos. B. 331
Stroud, C. J. R. 4245
Stuart, Charles 738
— William 784
Stubbings, Henry 398
Sturdy, Wm. A. 3845
Sturgeon, John 1640
— Thos. 1784
— VVm. 1 64 1
1863
Styan, Thomas 1642
Sugden, John 3549
— John c 398
— Wm. L. C388
Summers, Wm. 1020
Summerscale, Alf. 2571
— Arthur C. 2940
— Jas. C. 2651
Summerskill, Wm. 3295
Summerton,
Jas. F. W. 4246
Sumner, Claude T. 2720
— John E. 2670
— Tom C. c 67
Sunderland, J no. P. 51
Sunley, Walter 3656
Sutcliffe, Thos. 739
— Wm. 364
Swaine, Chas. L. 4136
— Hy. P. 2203
— Jno. A. 2119
Swale, B. W. J. 3975
— Solomon 825
Swales, Thomas 785
Swithinbank,
Chas.M. 1806, c 35
— Jno. £. c 382
* — Wm. C. 239
Sykes, Alan 2204
— Albert 685
— Edwin S. 2495
— Harry 2575
— Henry C374
— Jas. C. 2342
— J. A. 2258
— Jno. F. 1242
*— Jno. Percy 2343
— Jno. Wm. 927
— John VV. 261 I
Sykes, Joseph 179
— J. Walter 2502
— Wm. Hy. 4101
— Wm. Saml. c 367
Sykes-Ward, Alf. 2341
Sylvester, Wm.C. 1921
Tadman,Fran.S. 3817
Talbot, Edw. K. 3796
— Neville S. 3819
Tannett, Geoffrey 3472
— John C. 2639
— Robt. H. 3471
-;- Thomas 2867
— Wm. Owen 3078
Tannet-Walker,
Arth. T. 2265
Tarbotton, A. S. 1376
— Marriott O. 1375
— William 127
Tate, Isaac Hy. c 138
Tattersall, Wm. 317
Tavemer, C. F. 4170
Tavemier, L. F. 2264
Tayler, Alfred 2371
— Archdale 2298
— Ernest H. 2606
Taylor, A. J. L. 2453
— Charles 1291
— Edward 1480
— Edwin A. W. 298
— Geo. 1292
— John 632
— John 1478
— John 1643
* — Jno. Chas. 1479
— Jno. E. c 133
— JohnPercival 4037
— Rich. V. 102 1
— Robt. 1 187
— Samuel C371
— Thomas c 1 39
— Thos. C. 1739
— Wm. Dyson 3493
— Wm. Stead 244
— Wm. 666
— Wm. Stead C391
1829
Teal, Arthur 434
Teale, Benj. 1022
— Henry 486
— John W. 1 481
— Joseph 377
— Thos. Pridgin 928
— Wm. 152
— William 485
— Wm. H. 98
— Wm. Hy. 460
Teasdale, John 1348
Tempest, Aston R.3104
— Benj. R. 3473
— Chas. E. 2248
— Chas. W. 2585
— David 495
— Frank N. 2257
— Herbert S. 4289
— James 64
— John E. E. 3893
— Percy D. 4057
Temple, Mich. H. 2597
Templer,Chas.B. 2520
— Charlie L. 2792
— Henry 2471
— Ronald A. 2989
— Wilfrid C. 2631
Tennant, Chas. A. 126
— Edw. Jno. 1897
— Henry P. 1898
— John 2105
— Robert 870
* — Sanderson 6
— Thomas 16
— Thompson W. 2042
— William 358
Terry, Jno. Fredk. 243
Tetley, Arthur J. 2104
— Chas. F. 2043
— C. Hamilton 2419
— Gerard 4201
Teuer, John 180
Thackery, A. G. 3217
Thackrah, Arthur 3218
Thackray, Percy 3550
Thackwray, Chas. 519
Theed, Walter V. 2654
Thirkill, Fredk. 3438
Thomas, A. Wm. 2751
— Charles E. 2227
INDEX OF NAMES.
411
Thomas, Ivor F. 2752
— Jno. G. 2226
— Jno. W. 4291
— Walter H. 1670
Thompson, Alf. 3956
— Arnold T. 3410
— Arthur. R. 3574
— Arthur W. 2906
— Chas. J. 2234
-7 Chas. W. 2744
— Edward E. 3632
— Francis 955
— Fran. D'Arcy 3439
— Geo. 1243
— Herbert Wm. 3494
^- J as. W. 3696
— John O. 3859
— John P. 3320
— Joshua 1 133
— N. D'Arcy 4038
— Rich. D. 3636
— Samuel 167 1
— Squire 1578
— Vincent 3142
— Wm. H. C20I
— Wm. W. c 368
Thomson, Edw.B. 3590
— Geo. 3573
Thorns, Wm. 13 16
— Zaccheus 471
Thornton, Henry 1445
-^ Thos. W. c 202
Thorp, Albert 2485
— Alfred E. 3818
— Disney L. 32
— Gerald D. 4026
— Harold W. 4065
— John 3258
— Jno. H. 706
— John S. 3731
— Reginald 4015
— Robt. Saml. 1 546
— Stanhope 3976
Thurnell, Geo. 682
Thwaites, Jack 1547
Tidswell, Wm. 66
Tilbum, J. 2082, c 207
— Wm. A. 1074
Till, Thomas 1244
Tiltman, Jno. H. 2509
Titley, Francis A. 2798
— Jno. E. 2900
Todd, Arthur S. 2882
— Geo. 86
— Geo. S. 2725
— Jas. E. S. 2724
Tomlinson, E. R. 3797
— James 1075
— Thos. C. 2399
Toomy, John 357
Topham, Hy. 2310
— James 2493
— Richard 2044
— Richard or H. 2432
— William 740
Tordoff, Bertram 3875
— Harry L. 3259
— Thos. B. 2919
Towers, Alf. G. 1349
Towgood, Jas. B. 2185
Towler, Albert 2026
* — Arthur 1954
— William 68
Townend, John 4012
— Jonathan 856
— Walter 3732
— Wm. 3575
Townsend, Geo. 369
— Geo. 826
To wnsley, Edward 1377
— Edw. H. 2988
— Ernest 3105
— Geo. H. 3143
— John 1317
— Jno. L. 1378
— Rich. H. 2672
— Tom C. 2898
— Wm. P. 2723
Trant, Wm. 1976
Trechmann, M. L. 3082
Trenam,Chas.H. 3077
Trenholm, Henry 1379
Trew, Basil M. 4290
Triebner, T. F. 25
Trow, Alf. G. 1949,0235
— Horatio P. 1892
Trumble, C. 1862
— Frederic 1895
— Geo. H. 1896
Tuckwell, A. J. 2235
Tuck well,Chas.W. 2097
— P.E. 2407
— Paul Hy. 2129
Tuke, Charles 161 1
— Geo. L. 1 134
— Thos. 1548
Tunnicliffe, Matthew
W. 1932, c 56
Turlay, William 151
Turley, — 447
Turner, Alfred 2255
— Arthur 3103
— Clifford W. 2894
— Isaac 1579
— John 980
— John 2146
— Joseph M. 1 188
— Richard 118
— Robert 1644
— Samuel 13 18
— Stanley M. B. 2895
— Thomas 1023
* — Vincent H. 2990
1150
Turton, Chas. H. 15 15
— Geo. F. 343
— Geo. Wm. c 344
— Jabez 1483
— Jabez 1549
— John 4247
— John H. 1482
— Wm. 761
— Wm. 762
Tute, Edw. B. H. 547
— Henry D. 558
— William A. 2238
Tutin, William 161 2
Tweedale, Jas. B. 3820
— John 2263
Twist, Edw. T. 3219
— Wm. L. 3186
Tyers, Thos. or G. 2693
U
Upton, Charles E. 2058
— J. Everard 567
— Stanley E. 2558
Urquhart, Geo. 23
412
Varley, Charles 1924
— Geo. A. 3734
— Henry E. 3733
— John 1076
— John E. 3356
— Thomas 1645
Vause, Frederick 4212
— Harold W. 42 1 1
— Robert 837
Vaux, Chas. 1991,013
— Edwin cm
— Walter c 293
Verity, Chas. F. 3783
— Ernest A. 3698
— John H. 3697
Verral, Ernest B. 3846
Vevers, Geo. A. 2126
— Joseph H. 2835
— William 723
Vickers, Chas. H. 1 246
— John F. 1320
— Rich. E. 667
— Wm. R. 1245
Vint,Wm.Jno. i8o8,C2
Vokes, Arthur E. 3604
— Sidney B. 3603
W
Waddington, Matthew
H. 2396,0421
— Titus 89
Wade, Arthur C413
— Charles C314
— Edw. B. 1446
— Edwin 3012
— Francis 2079,0157
— Isaac 707
— James 266
— John 69
— John 587
— John 2080, o 158
— John C315
— John C412
— S.W.H. 1893,0272
— Thomas 54
— Thomas 11 89
INDEX OF NAMES.
Wade,Troughton 2786
— Wm. S. 903
— Wm. Scales 2946
Wadsworth,J.W. 0392
*Wainman, E. 1247
— Geo. T. o 236
Wainwright, G. E. 272
— Hy. S. 3847
— Sidney Geo. 1082
— Wm. 645
— Wm. o 1 1 2
— Wm. A. 1409
— Wm. D. io8i
Waite, Ben. S. 2893
— Fred. W. 2617
— Henry 3061
— Jas. B. 1248
— Norman A. 3977
Waites, Jno. 409
Waithman, A. G. 827
— Chas. W. 807
— Geo. R. 2401,0393
Wales-Smith, S. 4266
Walker, Alfred 1965
— Arthur Tannett 2265 i
— Chas. G. 161 7
— Chas. T. 3013
— Chas. V. 4267
— Charlesw'thH.1136 I
— Edward 2699 I
— Frederick . 3055
1
Geo. Ash
1192
— Geo. Hargrave 508 ,
— G. Leslie 3905
— Henry 1890 ,
— Henry 2403
— Henry B. 3079
— Henry E. 3220
— Herbert 2862
— James 1961 1
— John 463 '
— John I 138 I
— John 1 193 I
— John 1319
— Jno. A. 885 '
— Joseph 67 !
— Joseph 1 137
— Joseph
— Joseph
— Joseph
1249
1550
1887
Walker, Robert 1190
— Robert 0422
— Samuel L. 2886
— Samuel W. 392
— Thomas 414
— Thos. L. 1686
— Thos. W. 1 191
— Tom 240S
— Walter c 345
— William 721
— Wm. 1 135
— Wm. 14 10
— Wm. 1613
— Wm. 2404
— Wm. C312
— Wm. B. 393
— Wm. H. 2641
Walley, Fredk. S. 3475
— Sydney 3474
— Wm. H. 1740
Wallis, Thomas 722
Walsh, Charles 1614
— John 1447
— Robert H. 4102
Walton, Alfred 3440
— Benj. 1 15
— James 239A
— James 1083
— Joseph 1380
Ward, Alf. O. 3848
— Alfred Sykes 2341
— Charles E. 808
— Edmund 2340
— Edmund S. 4125
— Edward 230
— Edward "39
— Edward 2048
— Frederick 295
— Horatio c 153
— John B. 1878
— Jno. F. 3014
— Jno. O. 291 1
— Thomas 85
— Walter 2858
— William 84
— Wm. 1876
1850
Wardingley,Chas. 1077
Wardle, Joseph W. 527
Ware, Wilmot W. 1078
INDEX OF NAMES,
413
Ware, J., see Whare
Waring, John 1080
Warren, Chas. E. 3506
— Wm. J. 2764
Washington, Wm. 1293
Watson, G^o. S. 1140
— Herbert 4103
— Hy. Leaf c 85
— Lewis c 140
— Sidney 3605
CI
Waud, Saml. W. 4126
Weare, Johns. 861
— Thomas 741
Weaver, Ernest H. 3454
Webster, Benj. 929
— Hy. R. 3359
— Joseph 668
— Joseph D. 595
— Rawson 669
— William 425
— Wm. 3629
— Wm. L. 3784
C37
Wedderburn,
Herbert W. 2994
Welch, William 1194
Wellbeloved, C. 1830
Wells, Duncan S. 4292
— Ernest Arthur 2560
— Geo. Lee 4298
— Jno. B. 509
— Thomas 137
— William 216
— Wm. W. 1967
Welsh,AnthonyH.23oo
Wesley, Jno. S. 1484
1323
West, H. C. 1833
— Thos. K. 1024
Westcott, WalterB. 35 5 1
— Wm. Hy. 3145
Westerman, J.T.C. 3894
Weston, Edm. C. 2102
♦ — Edward 2067
Wetherell, F. M. 3606
Whaley, Wm. S. 141 1
Whalley, Hy. L.
2381, C396
1840
Whare, Joseph 143
Wheatley, Joseph 2327
— J. Carlisle 2357
Wheelwright,C.E. 141 3
— Harry 2375
— Jno. G. 1025
— Wm. H. 141 2
Whewell, John 1551
— Wm. L. 1672
Whincup, Alf. J. 1084
— Frank 3476
— Holdsworth 3187
— Wm. L. 3321
Whitaker,Chas.E. 3495
— John 1322
— Wm. 36
Whitby, N.Balme 1516
White, Edwin 11 46
— Fred. J. F. 2732
♦—John F. 2158
— Lionel B. 3761
— Richard C2o8
— T. D. Lloyd 4203
— Walter T. 3563
Whitehead, A. C. 3735
— Arthur L. 3144
— John 646
— John 3760
— Jno. L. 3552
— Joseph 763
— Wm. 1485
* Whiteley, Chas. 1195
— Ernest A. P. 2927
— Hy. S. 3799
— Jas. T. 2074, c 203
— Jas. W. C251
— Thos. T. 2385
Whitfield, Alf. S. 1742
— Jno. Wm. 1 741
Whitley, B. C27
— Jno. J. 1688
— J. B. C124
— Mark c 383
— Thomas 3106
1843
*Whitmell, C. T. 2037
Whitwam, Joe 2847
Whitworth, Edwin 1687
— John 156
— Wm. i486
Wick, Geo. H. 2846
Wigglesworth,
Thos. A. 3240
Wigin, Jno. T. 2749
— Robert S. 2468
Wikeley, Chas. E. 1141
♦ — Thomas 764
Wilby,Maurice B. 3279
Wilcock, Hugh C51
— Simeon c 53
Wild, Frank P. 2712
— Henry W. 2713
— Tom C. 2789
— Turner 2643
Wiley, Harry A. 4078
— Percy J. D. 3763
Wilford, Barthol. 366
Wilkinson, Alfred 860
— Chas. H. 2299
— C. H. D. 2538
— David 4039
— Edward 742
— Edward 2649
— Hy. Hewitt C151
— Jas. F. 2532
— Jas. P. 41
— Jas. R. 1899
— John 492
— John 1079
— John H. 2555
— John R. 370
— Jno. W. 3821
— Joseph 147
— Josiah 904
— Matthew 37
— Robt. 4040
— R. H. S. 3762
— Samuel 548
— Sydney H. 3107
— Wm. 53
— Wm. 232
— Wm. 2533
2233
Wilks, F. 2382, c 385
— Wm. Hy. 217
Willans, Jas. T. 2398
— John 78
— J. Russell 2368
— Peter R. 884
— Peter Wm. 2176
414
INDEX OF NAMES.
Willey, Albert E. c 295
— Arthur W. 3357
— Fredk. 3520
Williams, F. J. H. 2474
— John 339
— J. Norman S. 2319
— Percy F. L. 2499
Williamson, Alberti 689
— Alfred 2992
— Alfred 3657
— Arthur 1743
— Arthur Peel 3701
— A.Pecbles 1992,062
— Chas. G. 1785
— Ellis 3999
— Herbert S. 3702
— Norman 4079
Willis, Barthol. 222
Willock, Edm. P. 493
— Wm. W. 429
Wilson, Arthur 1646
— Arthur F. 3148
— Arthur Wynne 2747
— Beckett E. 3280
— Chas. Henry 2451
— Clapham 1085
— Edmund 1777
— Edward 1321
— Edward T. 1691
— E. 1858
— Francis Hy. 3015
— Frank 2527
— Frederic 859
— Frederick G. 2950
— George 28
— George 192
— George 193
— Geo. H. 2748
— G.Munkhouse 2461
— Gladstone 3322
— Harcourt 2702
— Henry 0313
— Herbert 151 7
-Jas. P. 4179
— John 857
— John I 90 I
— John 4202
— John B. F. 4178
— John E. 2949
— John G. 3785
1 Wilson, Jno. T.
2849
-J.B.
C123
— Joseph
2659
— Junius
93
— Kenneth
1836
1 — Norman
425s
— Reginald
3822
— Reginald B.
4159
— Reginald B.
2850
— Richard
74
— Richard
2245
— Robert
956
— Robert E.
1933
— Robert L.
2250
— Seth
2991
— Thomas
C lOI
— T.
1859
— Thos. Butler
2734
♦— Thos. T.
1690
— William
858
— Wm.
2452
— Wm. B.
2948
Wimble, Henry
1972
Windle, Joseph
2953
Winter, Rich. H.
3323
— Thos. G.
2706
Winterbottom,
Cecil H.
2644
Wise,B.Ringrose
2374
— E. T.
2373
Wiseman, A. R.
3188
— Geo.
1580
— Rich.
I58I
Withiell, J. D.
c88
— R. C.
1854
Witting, Chas. A.
4080
Witts, Wm.
1582
Wolfe, Arthur R.
3057
Wolff, F. E. C.
4000
Wollaston, Chas. R. 433
— Wm. 0. Jas.
450
Wolstenholme, F
.4132
— Jno. F.
4131
Wood, Alfred
C204
— Alfred
1583
— Alfred H.
1715
— Arthur E. B.
3147
— A.
C30
— Bayston 21 10,
C205
— Benj.
394
Wood, Bower 957
— Frederick 3081
— Geo. 76
— Geo. C64
— Geo. A. 4293
— Harry 3296
— Henry P. 2993
— Horatio 1744
— Jas. S. 1026
— Jas. S. C237
— John 930
— John A. 683
— John Spicer 871
— John Wilson 1 692
— Jno. Wm. c 395
— Joseph 958
— Joshua 1086
*— Matthew B. 176
* — Peter 390
— Richard 1 144
— Richard 2444
— Robert 141 4
— Saml. 744
— S.J. Musgrave 4248
— Sydney H. 3938
— Sydney J. M. 3634
— Thomas 743
— Thomas 1 142
♦— Wm. A. 786
— Wm. H. 2685
— Wm. N. C252
— Wm. W. 1 143
Woodcock, E. R. 1745
— Jas. H. 1 746
— Walter 2400
Woodhead,AC.C.2692
— Caesar 3658
— Charles H. C. 2689
— Claude D. C. 2691
— Geo. H'. 3496
— Noel 3659
— Walter c 206
— Wm. F. C. 2690
Woodthorpe, H. 3673
— Harry B. 3080
~ Walter 2682
Wooler, Fred. W. 3056
— Wm. A. 3906
Wooley, Robert 284
— Wm. W. 283
INDEX OF NAMES.
415
WooUey, Charles 934
— John B. 2650
Words worthjG.H.c 253
— Tom 1 196
Wormald,Chas.E. 2890
— Edmund C. 175
— H.W., see Armitage
— Wm. 585
Worrall,Jno. Chas. 223
Wray, George 24
— Geo. 1815
— Jno. D. 1518
— Robt. F. 318
— Robt M. 787
— Thomas 1716
— Walter 1250
C16
^Vrigglesworth,
Jno. E. 1615
— J- W. 3591
— Wm. H. 1027
Wright, Chas H. 3895
— Christopher S. 481
— David 3146
— Edward 15 19
— Geo. 382
— Geo. 2604
Wright, Geo. 3607
— H. 1861
— H. Whitby 3455
— John c 94
— Murrell 1908
— Nathanael 1520
— Peter E. 1087
— Thomas C146
— Tom c 95
— William 172
— Wm. 2636
Wrightson, Walsh 2305
Wurtzburg, E. A. 2071
— John A. 3674
— John H. 1294
Wylde, Geo. F. 2700
— Jno. Arthur 2578
— Rupert Chas. 2777
— Wm. Walter 2577
Wyles, Wm. 2205
Wynn, Frederic 1028
Yates, Edward
— George
1552
553
Yates, Joseph 194
— Walter c 239
— Wm. B. c 238
Yeadon, A. E. N. 3786
— Saml. N. 3876
Yeardley, Thomas 3358
Yewdall, Edwin 161 6
York, Thomas 1778
Young, Albert A. 2038
— Alfred V. 1 145
— Chas. Edw. 684
— Chas. H. 2902
— Francis J. 2099
— Herbert H. 2287
— Oswald G. 2039
— Wm. C. 2652
— Wm. J. 333
1857
Z
2^ssenheim, C. E. 3564
— Leonard L. 3522
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